I am thinking 18 was a damm good year. High school over and starting college, felt invincible, plus I looked good.
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Oh this is a tough one.  \n\nI would want to be 16 because I got my license, went to Europe, went to summer camp, my parents got divorced [that was a good thing, the fighting stopped and we were a lot less tense].\n\nI would want to be 23 because that was the year that I moved away from the parents and struck out on my own.  I did a lot of growing as a person and proved to myself that I could make it.\n\nI would want to be 25 because that was the year that I got married and we just had a great time planning the wedding as well as the actual wedding.\n\nI would want to be 27 because that was the year my son was born and what a great experience and eye opener that was.  I learned so much and was amazed by so much the first year of his life. [I would not want to be 26 because I was pregnant for that part and had the WORST morning sickness ever]\n\nI would want to be 31 because that was the year, we bought our first house and it was so much fun painting and decorating it and making it ours.\n\nI would want to be 33 [hey wait, I am still 33] because that is the year that Immigration finally got all the paperwork sorted out and we moved to North Carolina.
590572
Right now, I feel pretty good about myself. I'm doing something wonderful and positive with my life and I've never been happier. It took me a long time to re-gain my self esteem, but now I'm stronger and happier than ever.
34480
High school for me was rough but fun. I didn't really start coming into my own until late my junior year. I was still a pimply teenager that resembled Beavis. But looks can be decieving. After awhile I took care of myself a lot better and I found myself being the person that people turned to for advice or a quick joke. I got along with just about everybody. Basketball players, nerds, and everybody in between. Though I enjoyed high school, I would not want to go back. Academically, I struggled through but I did graduate.
676244
I didn't go to college (maybe later), but I change a great deal after high school. I lost about 45 pounds and moved in with my dad who I didn't know a great deal of at the time. Later on I did a few temp jobs and joined the army. Change happens I guess.
524546
I was around 11, I felt like the werid one because all of my friends didn't hit it til 12 or 13. It didn't really change alot about how I looked expect for I had a b cup in grade 6 haha!
277700
My senior year. I had the most fun because I joined a few clubs and was more active in chorus. I was in a trio that won first in state and a triple trio that won second in state. I also had lots of friends and fun. Unfortunately, I had a little too much fun and my grades fell so badly that I almost didn't graduate. I barely made it, but at the last exam, I gave it my all and passed. If I would have only done that throughout all of high school, I would have been an honor student, along with winning lots of scholarships and going on to college. But, alas, I didn't. Don't mean to bum you out, but it's true. I had more freedom as a senior, turning 18 in the middle of the year. I didn't handle 18 too well. I hope you do better than I did. Study hard. Get the best grades you can. Join a couple of clubs. Have fun. You'll only do this once, then it's gone. Learn from one who's been there, done that. Be careful. Be safe. <*)))><
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Try to keep a positive outlook! Remeber that alll the other people in your year are new also, so everyone is feeling that strange 'newness' Getting involved in clubs and activities will also keep you occupied, not to mention look great on your college applications. BEst of luck and have fun.
126372
a week after i turned 17
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It's interesting how those 4 years in High School can have such an ever-lasting impression in a person's life.\n\nI suppose it's because we do most of our "growing up" while in high school, and we start  to confront the realities of Life.\n\nWether you loved high school, or you hated it....somehow, all those events during that period of your life are unforgettable.
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I loved going to college.  It was truly the best time of my life and would love to do it again one day to get another degree.  School can be a lot of fun if you make it that way.  In high school, I really wish I would have applied myself more.  Yeah, school is hard but it is worth it when you get older.  If there was a way that adults could take high school over again, I would sign up in a minute.  I would take all the classes that would better prepare me for things and apply myself more.
61299
Well I'm pretty young, but at school today i helped a new kid find all of their classes. (pretty corny) I also got a 102 (a first for me) on my test. Not really big acomplishments compared to everyone else, but I'm proud of them
547479
i was 14, in my second year of high school.. i was at a friends house who actually lived near his aunties and he happened to be there! well anyway we had been on and off since our first year n we had just started goin out again.. we met up out the front of his aunties and he pulled me close and woahhh it was simply amazing.. everything around me went hazy i was so glad to be in that moment with the most perfect guy.. was an unforgetable moment\nwere still together to this day 5 years n going strong!
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I remember my first year was awful too.  I felt like I had nobody....I even felt like that when I first came home that May.  You just need to be somewhat outgoing, and smile, and things will work out because people will notice your smiile and frendliness.
273117
college was the greatest experience I have ever had.  It is hard to leave the comfort of home and family but it is a wonderful feeling knowing that you are providing for yourself and you no longer need to rely on anyone else
641264
when i graduated from elementary school i was very proud.  i loved school and studied alot.  then summer came...i cried.  i was happy for the accomplishments i've done, but sad to know that came to an end an what was left was uncertainty.  it's a big transition to go from elementary to the high school level.  you go from being the oldest in your building to the youngest.  that in itself is scary.  then you have to decide what cirriculum you want, college prep, business, etc.  such big decisions for a young person.  add that all together with puberty and it's a crisis.  when i started jr high, i was upset and sick in the stomach for about a week or so.  then i realized, everyone was just as upset as i was and we all felt the same so why not just talk it out.  most people don't want to tell you how scared they are.  it's difficult wondering if you will be accepted or if you will be the nerd.  regardless of whether you are the class president or the class nerd, the best years of your life will be in high school.  after that, you have to get up in the morning and go to work so you can pay your car, house and everything else.  soon you will realize how great it was to be in school with no worries, which when you were in school seemed like a life or death situation.  all the people that ignored you or were just plain nasty will say hi to you like you were their best friends.  but high school will be great.  join everything you can, all the sports, clubs , activities, etc.  it looks great in the senior year book next to your name.  good luck
209409
1968. I turned 16, had a sweet 16 party, got my first kiss. The music was great!!! and I got the best grades in High school that year. Straight A"s.
567216
I'm 31 years old and i start at 30 and in December i going to have my test for to be a red belt.All the students in my class are half age than my, and i don't see any difference between them and me.I feel like anyone of them,the age is in the brain some people think i teenager too when they see me working out,and doing my kicking and forms.Depend of you....