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Ireally don’t know why i was brought on this earth. i believe that i wasn’t meant to be a human i believe i was meant to be something else like a deer etc. the reason i believe i wasn’t supposed to be human is because my life has just been a failure. the one major reason i say my life has been a failure, is that for the past 5 years my grades have been up and down. i fail every time i try to get something done and it's been a half and two months of no technology. however, i do believe i can still serve a purpose in this world. if i apply my given talents, i can build a bright future for myself. one of the things i want to do when i grow up is be a lawyer for the army. i have a plan made for my choice of career. i will graduate from west lee middle school, then i move on to the high school fork union military academy-va36 major in law, get my masters, and get my phd. the person i would want to be proud is my parents, i would want them to be happy with the choices i make with my life. i know that if one of them is not happy with my choice i know that the other would not care as long as if i was happy with my life. i know if i get my act together my dad could hook my up with a congressman to send west point a recommendation for me. my father says that if i don’t make it that it’s good to have a second plan for things that go wrong. i have a plan for my life unlike most students in my second core class.

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