I love helping people, it's something that makes me strive to work harder. (i almost said strife, and that's completely different, fail, Brianna) That's really interesting. When I was a bit younger, I wanted to be a crime scene investigator, like someone from Law & Order or something. But then I realized that would mean possibly seeing dead people, and I've seen a dead person before and it's kind of traumatizing, so I quickly thought of different careers that would fit my line of thinking and all. I then thought of becoming a pediatrician, because not only do I love to help people, I love to help children. My family thinks that that is a very nice career for me, but I still don't think that's right for me. Medical school really isn't my thing at all, and if I can't handle medical school, I won't be able to handle pediatrics. So, I read up on biology and psychology, and I found myself very interested in the human brain and how it works, and how the human body can affect the human brain. There was this one time I went to an art museum and I was able to see real dead bodies (they freaked me out, but I toughed it up) and I was able to look at the human brain in full and in slices, and it was very interesting and it was the only part of the whole exhibit that I really liked. I later found out that therapy would be perfect for me because then I can experience the human brain in action. That was probably long and confusing, but *shrugs*