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Raimskie Read: Surrender Your Sons by Adam Sass (@itsadamsass) . I must say first that this is one of the rawest and heart-wrenching novels I have read this year. . [FULL BOOK REVIEW on @raimskiereads and on my #BookTube with the same name.] . 🇨🇦🍁 🤗 📕📙📒📗📘 🤗 🍁🇨🇦 . #RaimskieReads #SurrenderYouSons #AdamSass #ConnorMajor https://www.instagram.com/p/CTdHzzPBqnG/?utm_medium=tumblr

Communications. No one was really surprised when Carson chose that as his major. All he did was communicate all the time, everyday of his life. He was good at it and he believed if you were good at something, you never did it for free. His dad wanted him to continue with the family business, but Carson wanted out of his father's shadow so he did what he wanted. He always played by his own rules. He was charming, witty, and above all good looking so he had no doubts in his mind that he would succeed in his major. If he put his mind to it, he could succeed in anything. But above all, he just wanted to prove to his parents that he could be just as successful as them by doing something that he loved instead of doing what they loved.

Nathan hadn't decided on a major when he arrived to college. Hell, he didn't even want to be there in the first place but he had to and he had to pick a major if he was going to try and become anything out of it. He searched his brain high and low for a possible major, but could never come up with anything and that frustrated him. Until one day, when he was painting and it just hit him. His major was always right there in front of his face and he never realized it. His dad may have forced him to come to college and he may force him to join a fraternity, but Nathan was in control of his major and his major was Art History. Art was his life and he was always either painting or drawing. It was his escape from everything.