Success v. Acquaintance

Sometimes I feel like people who succeed in life have few friends, if any. I once thought it didn't matter since I hardly found anyone I could trust. Nowadays, I somewhat wish I could bridge the differences between me and people around my age. That is hard to do however because few people like me try to do extraordinary things in their youthhood while they still have the chance. The board games that interest me that I can make my peers a part of are what they call " boring, time-consuming stuff that requires a lot of thinking". They also seemed to hint that they thought I was too smart for them too, but that couldn't have been proven since nobody accepted my challenges. Although, I am grateful for being given something to esteem myself with.

Somehow, stuff that calls for a lot of thinking sounds exactly like why more people should be involved in. I found out that the teen years are the best years for humans to do the best that they can do. This goes back to my school senior project.

The thing is my success in life feels like a divider between me and friendship. But the real problem is almost nobody is as considerate of the future as I am. The way I see it, the more time you spend making unwise choices and staying unprepared for the future, the less you will have accomplished, and succeeded in when everything comes full circle.



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