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Transition To Adulthood

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When someone transitions into adulthood, it 's not measured by what they accomplished or what they achieved, but by the event that resulted in the progression to adulthood. I believe that the transition is the point at which everything in that person 's life changes forever. My experience may not be killing my first deer, or getting a tattoo, but I believe that when I stepped foot in my first job, everything changed. My first job was to be a locker boy at Sunny Atlantic Beach Club, and I couldn 't have been more nervous. The days leading up to the first day were some of the worst days of my life. I was scared that I was going to make mistakes, or that I wasn 't going to fit in. Then the day came where my dad drove me to the beach club where

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