~MrSkaoovie

I had been fight with dozens of authority figures for the past year. It seemed like everyone believed that because I suffer from a mild form of autism called aspergers they think I wasn't ready for independent life. I worked hard, got help from some very great people, and showed them that I could take care of myself. I got myself a job with a connection I had through my brother, I got into the college I wanted to go to, and if all things go as planned I'll finish paying for this year before the weekend. Most in my place could, and very well would have, felt the pressure and give up. But I didn't. I worked hard, taught myself the things I needed to know to be an adult, got a job, and now enrolled at Ranken Technical school for technology. There are some people who keep letting the pressure get to them and letting themselves get hurt. Like my friend She says she wants to go to school and learn computer animation and graphics. I will always support her any way I can, even if it's just a few electronic words. The one thing I'll always say to help her is this.

"The best way to grant a wish, is granting it yourself."

You could say it's my motto. I reminds me that you have to work for the things you want instead of just wishing for them. I won't know your impression on what I had to say until you post them. But I don't care, I just want to help.