#turning18

With my 18th coming up very soon, I have made plans to try out new things. Going out clubbing being one of them, getting my first tattoo another. For some reason I’ve always thought of my 18th as a fresh start. Like this is it. I’m now 18, and I need to discover the world for how it is, find myself and become who I’m really meant to be. Over the past years I’ve put myself in some difficult situations and I feel like I’ve grown from them. I’m still growing, and becoming 18 is a scary thing. In a few years I hope to make plans of getting my own place, travelling, meeting lots of new people, and hopefully from experience know who I’m becoming friends with. Ofcourse it’s hard to know what someone will be like a few months down the line. The more you spend time with someone, the more their true colours begin to show. I just hope I’ll be able to see through it before I make those mistakes again of befriending the wrong people. I hope within the next few years I’ll know what my next step is, what career I want to pursue in and be well and able enough to carry out something full time. But most of all I hope I’m happier, that I get to experience new things, new happiness and find more joy from life...

So here’s to becoming 18 🍾🥂

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Princess@18

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For me it was just a day like any other, except for the fact that from now on I am legally an Adult™ and I have no idea what to do with that

Nothing really has changed. I’m still in school, I still live at home, and I still do my stuff as usual

Is it just me or is anyone else feeling like they don’t know who the fuck they want to be and wtaf they want to do in life? I’m about to turn 18 and with all these decisions coming up, I am just thinking: I did not sign up for this shit... 

Today, I had to do it once again.

I sat there for an HOUR coming up with the greeting consisting of 2 words, 2 sentences explaining what's happening where and when and lastly it says 'I hope you'll come'

To finish it off I looked for a picture (as I do every year)

This was the picture: