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Delicious77 [7]
3 years ago
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How often should you think about your future ? All the time or just for a bit ?Explain your thoughts.

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sashaice [31]3 years ago
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I feel as if you should always be thinking about your future because it feels as if yesterday I was just in 8th grade and now i'm a junior in highschool. I alredy have my life lanned out to be a movie producer. BUt that wouldnt have happened if I wasnt thinking of the future. Yoou wouldnt want to not have a life decision when you graduate becuase you dont want to be working at a fast food redturaunt for the rest of your life.

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