My Life Through Stages
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Although it may be 500 words, this short story goes through the motions of growing up.
This is a summary of my life transitioning from high school into adulthood.
I hope the emotions I felt while writing this short story are felt through anyone who reads it. As I feel like when you graduate high school, suddenly you are pushed into a huge world.
Sometimes it isn't as hard as you think it once was.
Other times, you feel like you're constantly being tested.
At the end, it somehow makes sense.
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