AP Psych Post #2
Hello! Here's a quick little journey throughout my life thus far-
Birth -
While I don't remember much about it, I was born on April 11th, 2005 in Houston, TX. I've lived here pretty much all of my life.
Adolescence-
Future Plans-
As a senior, I've had a lot of time to think about the future, and I can say with 100% certainty I have no idea where life will take me.
I'm graduating this May and going to college seems equally exciting and terrifying.
I'm still waiting on 8 colleges to get back to me on decisions, but I hope to go to Rice University, mostly since I love Houston and I'd rather not stray too far away. I want to become a doctor (leaning towards pediatrics, but who knows where I'll end up) so that's a LOT of schooling for me. I haven't given med school much thought, I'll worry about it when I need to.
In terms of marriage, absolutely no clue who it'll be with. No high school sweethearts to report right now. Part of me is worried about marriage and starting a family since I'll be working to become a doctor and I'm not sure how much free time I'll have to work on my personal life. I do hope to get married one day and start a family though.
I do want kids, I'd like to have 2, a boy and a girl. This is most likely due to my sister and I having a really close relationship and I hope my kids forge a similar bond. But of course, I'll be happy with whatever cards I'm dealt with. I hope we'll have kids when we both have stable careers, but that make take a while for me due to medical school and residencies and fellowships and whatever else comes my way. No clue about names.
Again, I do want to become a doctor. Contrary to popular belief, this is NOT because of my Indian parents, they've always encouraged me to do whatever I find interesting. I'm not necessarily 100% set on working towards an MD though, I plan to keep an open mind about career options during college. Definitely want to work in science though.
I'm not sure when I would want to retire, but when I do, I'd love to retire and become a teacher of some sort. I love teaching kids and tutoring peers. In fact, if teachers were given the pay they DESERVE, I might have considered a career in education. I think I'll be excited to spend more time at home with my partner.
I have absolutely no clue when I'll die but I HOPE it'll be a nice natural death, no diseases or gruesome accidents.
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