Through My Pain, Wisdom

Through My Pain, Wisdom

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Alternate title I was debating: "Younger Than You and Wiser Than You'll Ever See" "But you're only 16. YOU shouldn't be giving ME advice. I'm older than you, and I know better." Wow. Don't you just love it when every adult around says the exact same thing every day, and it's always wrong? Guess what. Age doesn't bring wisdom. Experience does. And while age generally brings experience, I've had more experience in my 16 years than some people have had in their 60. So let ME educate YOU for a change. And if you don't think I know what I'm talking about or if you're too stubborn to listen to a teenager, take it from Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre. She's older than me by a few centuries, and here's what she said on the subject: "I don't think, sir, you have a right to command me, merely because you are older than I, or because you have seen more of the world than I have-your claim to superiority depends on the use you have made of your time and experience." Basically, age doesn't bring wisdom. Experience does. And I've got a lot of experience. So sit down, shut your mouth, and listen up. Take some advice. Because this world needs all the advice it can get. Enjoy, and learn. Hopefully this will not only help you, but help you help others. **If you have a topic you'd like me to discuss and give advice on, or a bit of advice for me to add or change (and credit you on), DM me and let me know. I love to see people's comments, and I LOVE knowing that my advice is making a difference.** -Brynnia🕊
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E28 held the entire world within his orange ethereal glowing hands. To most people, being twenty-four years old for all eternity, sounds like a pretty sweet deal. No elderly body aches, your sex drive remains on 100%, and you'll forever be in the prime of your life. Well, in their quest for scientific breakthroughs, our brilliant, overachieving ancestors unknowingly rewrote the entire genetic playbook for our bloodline-long before I was even conceived. By running experiments on themselves, they inadvertently spliced and hardcoded their DNA with something not even they fully understood. The result? Earl Williams the 28th. Born with a delightful grab bag of 5th-dimensional (5D) abilities, including, but not limited to, immortality. And I know what you're thinking. 'Wow! Immortality? That's incredible!' Well, let's see if you feel the same way after falling in love with your soulmate, watching them grow old and die, while you just keep on, existing. Turns out, eternal youth isn't all it's cracked up to be. In fact, it can be less of a gift, and more of a life sentence. Just after Earl's 400th birthday he discovered his 5th dimensional abilities could take him pretty far; literally. As in intergalactic travel. Over time he met other interdimensional beings. Such as Draco, a powerful 4D being who motioned for the ICU to immediately annihilate all of humanity, in order to give Earth time to rebuild its natural resources. Initially, the Intergalactic Chamber of the Universe granted Draco permission to follow through with his murderous plan. However, Earl stepped in and pleaded for humanity's relocation instead of their annihilation. You see Earl himself was earth born. Only as a teenager, did he discover his 5D abilities. He saw the progress humanity had been making. He knew they had learned from their past environmental failures. In his opinion, the people of Earth didn't have to die. All they needed was a new start on a different planet.

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