Choices! What will it be? #64
One's students life,,,,,,
Oh, those days! Carefree student life; where worries disappeared with the morning mist! Life was a bright color canvas then, and at times, it even seemed like possibilities were endless.
Spending one's father's money without fears of tomorrow—well, wasn't that a luxury indeed? Tomorrow's uncertainties could not overshadow today's joys. Sigh…how simple it all seemed!
Re-UsedThe alarm woke one up for ventures ahead. Freshly brewed coffee scented the mornings, accompanied by the rustling noise of pages from textbooks which one went through. Lectures, discussions, a new discovery.
Yet, the most difficult choices to be made that day were between the cafeteria at college or that beautiful café down the street for lunch. Oh, sweet student problems! Evenings were spent laughing, making new friends—on everything from philosophy to the latest flicks.
The last-minute cramming sessions before exams were frantic but exciting! I mean, the rush of turning pages hoping to insert knowledge by osmosis was.
Yet in the madness, there was always something placid about it. Somehow, it is reassuring to feel that our parents would be supportive. Sigh… the safety net of student life!
Fast-forward to the present day—boy, times have changed! Adulting's way harder. Every decision feels super big, and the weight of responsibility never goes away. Never carelessly spend or splurge on a whim now. Every penny is accounted for, each investment planned.
Careless days of the nomadic heart—wandering aimlessly—have slowly given way to nights grudgingly spent poring over financial planning techniques and career strategies. The transition from caring less student to responsible adult is hard. It's a relentless journey, testing at each turn!
There's something ironic in all this. When we were students, all we wanted was to grow up, to taste the freedom of adulthood. Now that we are adults—well, the longing looks back. We exchanged spontaneity at youth for stability at adulthood, only to find new challenges.
Re-used That fun-loving, careless life once taken for granted is just a dream now. Sigh. how we took those moments for granted! Student life was indeed worthy with moments of careless joys and infinite possibilities. Yes, it's a time to be cherished—a period that all of us do remember with a lot of fondness.
Whereas the transition into adulthood is inevitable in and of itself, it shall be joined at the hip with its problems. Out of the hardships, though, we find the strength, resilience, and determination to forge our unique path.
We make choices, face consequences, and learn to steer through life's complexities. Ah, that one last day of blissful, carefree student life! Sigh… if only!
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Mucha razón en tus palabras, la vid estudiantil es bella, es fácil, es de vivir cosas al máximo, luego la vida adulta es otra cosa.
Cada etapa trae sus problemas, por ellos es importante para mi como filosofía de vida "VIVIR CADA ETAPA".
Saludos amigo gracias por compartir tu participación con nosotros, una entrada donde nos hablas de una gran verdad, donde cuando somos jóvenes nos toca gastar lo que los padres nos proveen sin estar concientes de el esfuerzo que hacen ellos para darnos. Gracias.
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Haha! You made me laugh! It is so true! When I was a student I could not wait to grow up into "adulthood." Then as an adult I so wished I could be a student. (•ิ‿•ิ)
Why can we never have the best of both worlds?
Good luck with the contest!
PS: Remember to follow ALL the rules of a contest. Your words fell short of the required 550.
It is the universal truth of students before exams. The same condition of hurry occurred in the last ten minutes of exams when everyone feels that they know tons of knowledge and the time is inadequate to pour out this trove. Good luck 🤞.