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birth
I was born, which Is probably the second highest point of my life. P.S. not my actual birth picture, none of the pictures in this are actual pictures of my life. -
My grandmother passing away.
I didn't know how to handle this. She lived with me for most of my life and my mother was just as badly effected by it as I had been, we were both effected by it so much that my mom and I weren't there for each other and that messed the both of us up the most. The worst part of dealing with my grandmothers death was having to figure out how to do it on my own. I realized eventually that there are some things that you can't overcome, but some things you must become strong enough to live with. -
Being Evicted
My mother and I were evicted and homeless for about a month until we were able to save up some money and find a new place to live. This taught me that people can survive even in the hardest times. -
The day I was put into Day Treatment/Night Watch
After acting out for awhile after my grandmothers death, I had ended up in some legal trouble. After being on probation for awhile and having kept messing up, my probation officer had enough and put me in this program, it was a very difficult one and it took a lot of getting used to, I learned a lot of self control from the year that I spent in it. -
Seeing the abuse of a man from a woman
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My suicide attempt
This was probably the darkest day of my life, not going into details about it, but while this event in and of itself didn't teach me that life was worth living, this event lead me to people who did begin to teach me that and over the years since this occurred, I have been able to teach myself that life is worth living. -
The day I met someone who has since changed my life for the better
This person is my girlfriend, she convinced me to go back to school after having been dropped out of it for a year and a half, she has changed me in a lot of ways and all of them for the better. She may be a pain in the booty sometimes but I still feel as strongly about her as I did two years ago and I have a feeling that, even though I'm still young, I'll always be able to look back and say that.
