Transition From Adolescence To Adulthood Analysis

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Transition from Adolescence to Adulthood
Being in Ty is scary. You feel left out, caught in the middle. You feel like you don’t belong, an outcast maybe? We begin to realize we are growing up. The vast weight of the world begins to fall on your shoulders. I can’t help but think back to those days when I was 5 years old and I was running around the grass in my little pink bikini, sun blaring, barbecue blazing and I didn’t have a single care in the world. The sky was bright blue and it was the middle of summer and my hair was in two little pigtails at the side of my head and all the family was over. I had barely any teeth in my head and I had a big smile on my face. I didn’t care that I looked like a little miniature devil I still enjoyed myself! The one thing that did matter to me thought was not getting to watch SpongeBob because it was past my bedtime and also not being allowed any more sweets but that was it. I didn’t care for who was the favourite in X-Factor or what colour I’m going to dye my hair …show more content…

I know for sure that I do not want to be sitting in an office job, waking up on a Monday morning absolutely dreading the day ahead. I also know I want to travel to New Zealand, Amsterdam and Alaska. This means I need study subjects I like, to go to the college I want, to get the job I want to earn the money I need to travel to the paces I want to go. Researching the topic I learned that bio-veterinary science is a course that I would like to pursue in college because it is a science and it allows me to work with animals. Two things I love. But these simple things like looking after animals and working in a job that makes me happy suddenly all seem so impossible. They seem so far away and impossible to achieve. Since I am no longer a child, I can decide where I go and when I do it. I need to fend for

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