by asianfuntime » Tue Nov 10, 2015 1:42 am
just gonna openly write my brain on sophomore year so far
actually seeing how teenage years do go is a very big rollercoaster. with the amount of added stress I've received going back to school and not having my 9 hours of sleep every day during the summer has given me constant acne. it's not bad, but it's been a constant 3-5 pimples on my face with several small ones and the healing blemishes instead of just the occasional 1. acne does really suck and puts a blow on self-esteem. my proactiv hasn't really helped the past weeks, and I'm getting concerned it's time to find something new to help bring down my acne. I don't think I'm at the point where accutane would be a good choice, but if it is I would hope so because acne really does suck
people changed a lot too, not like it's a bad thing. girls have been getting less prude, a lot more alcohol and drug usage, and the groups of friends burrow deeper into who can hang out with who and who's getting the boot out of the group. I've been changing to not be outta trend. being the same exact person is boring almost, and people get bored of that, from what I've noticed at least. I don't want to change in the sense of losing the respect from most people to be with a very small few. like mentioned before, the added pressure of being a teenager is becoming very prevalent sophpmore year.
school has also been a big drag. my teachers are significantly worse than last year's, and the classes become even harder to understand and listen to. my grades are definitely reflecting that, as I currently have 2 low B's in subjects I found very easy last year. I think the lack of my sister to help me has affected me a lot too, as she self-taught good ways of studying and being efficient at school. I don't have the same intelligence or ability to make academic ends meet alone. I should probably call her more often, but I'm always afraid she is too busy at school.
I don't like how my year has been going, it's been very stale. a party or two every month, sit inside for another week, and just wait to turn 16 to get my license. I hope my second semester of sophomore year will be like the second semester of freshman year: school becomes much easier, face clears up, meet new friends while becoming even closer to my best friends, and just having a better time overall.
senioritis is already hitting me, and that's bad.