Assignment 21: Right Now Tora Sellers

                Right now, in my room, I sit in my rolling chair and am writing a blog post. Although I just want to relax and stop thinking about responsibilities for a while, I have no choice but to finish my homework; so I suppose that this is the “happy medium”. Many students feel unfulfilled with daily life. For me, this means the seemingly excessive amount of math review, an inadequate physics teacher, and relationship issues.  I spend every single day of my life hoping for an easier, more stable life with fewer responsibilities. I try to convince myself that life would be easier if I were already in college. If I were in college, I wouldn’t have to worry about keeping my grades pristine, teachers would be more qualified, and hopefully I wouldn’t be in a year-long long-distance relationship.

                Right now, somewhere in the world, a grown man is sitting in his chair and is stressing over work and bills. I am perpetually wishing to be in the future, where none of my current tribulations matter. But in reality, my responsibilities will only continue to grow, and I most likely will never have an easier or more stable life than I do at this exact moment until retirement.