What my dad told me is true...

I've never been the studying type... I've never been able to do well or get straight As like my brother and sister...

so why on earth am i in Uni... why on earth am i doing accounting/finance...

why on earth aren't i chasing my own silly dreams...

oh wait, i don't have dreams.

maybe thats the problem.

no dreams, no goals, no effort put into anything i do.

so I end up failing every semester.

wake up, audrey, this is life... and life is one hell of a bitch.

 

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