When I stopped going to school
When I stopped going to school was a difficult time for me. I had always been a hardworking student, always putting in extra effort to get good grades. But when I stopped going to school, it was a turning point in my life.
I remember the first day of the last term when I decided to drop out. I was excited, but also a bit nervous. I had never done anything like this before, and I didn\’t know what to expect.
I went to the school and told my teachers and classmates that I was going to drop out. I didn\’t want to get in trouble, so I didn\’t tell them why. But they were shocked and disappointed, and some of them even said that I was a fool.
I didn\’t want to go to school anymore. I didn\’t want to study. I didn\’t want to work. I just wanted to be free.
But I knew that this was a difficult decision, and I had to face the consequences. I didn\’t know what would happen next, but I knew that I had to find a way to make it work.
I started working part-time jobs and doing extracurricular activities to make money. I also started going to the gym and working on my physical fitness. I learned that it wasn\’t about not enjoying school, but about finding a balance between my academic work and my personal life.
It wasn\’t easy, but it wasn\’t impossible. I learned that I had to take care of myself and my health, and that I had to be patient and persistent.
In the end, I was able to find a balance that worked for me. I still have a good job and a good relationship with my family. But I know that I had to make difficult choices to get there, and I learned a lot from those choices.
I still don\’t know what the future holds, but I know that I have the ability to make it through whatever comes my way. And I know that I will always have the support of my family, my friends, and myself.
