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This entry is part of a series of opinions and ponderings of a newly christened adult. I don't expect fame and I'm not looking for pity; I write in the hope that others may find my ramblings and know they are not alone. If you would like to start from the beginning, read the introduction here. ADHD is something that is commonly joked about, but to those of us affected it is quite real. Don't get me wrong, it's much less disruptive than depression or anxiety, but ADHD is often paired with these conditions and it causes several difficulties on its own. One thing that probably isn't considered much by those without ADHD is how much it affects

This entry is part of a series of opinions and ponderings of a newly christened adult. I don't expect fame and I'm not looking for pity; I write in the hope that others may find my ramblings and know they are not alone. If you would like to start from the beginning, read the introduction here. I want to start by prefacing the following text with a disclaimer of sorts: This entry is not intended to bash religion or ridicule those who follow one. I have lived most my life as a Christian so I understand how powerful religion can be, and I understand why someone would choose religion over atheism or being agnostic. With that said, the following

This entry is part of a series of opinions and ponderings of a newly christened adult. I don't expect fame and I'm not looking for pity; I write in the hope that others may find my ramblings and know they are not alone. If you would like to start from the beginning, read the introduction here. This entry serves as a broad outline of my life, to provide context for the entries ahead. I realize my life story probably isn't the most exciting thing ever, so I'll try to keep it somewhat brief. Without a further ado, let's start at the beginning: I was born on May 10th, 1997 as the first child of my family. At the time my parents lived in the lar

This is the first entry of a series of opinions and ponderings of a newly christened adult. I don't expect fame and I'm not looking for pity; I write in the hope that others may find my ramblings and know they are not alone. Hello, and welcome to my journal. Here I hope to comment on the hopes and struggles of the transition into adulthood, using my personal experiences as a basis. I realize that it is quite unlikely anyone will ever find and read these writings, so they are probably best described as a therapeutic exercise: a method of processing my opinions and emotions. I choose to make these musings public in the off-chance that others