Besides, something weird happened that I didn't expect.


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I feel that I'm unconditionally kind to people. So, in an effort to bring some balance, on Dec. 5th, the last day of my teenage life, I would seek this balance.

Except it turned out like this.
So I did some bad things. Nothing crazy. Thing is though, the day has had an unintended effect. I want to do more.
Since that day I've only grown less tolerant of people and whenever I self-righteously deem someone insolent, I'm engulfed in this strange passion to correct them. The shallow conclusion is that what I did wasn't enough. Honestly, I think it just sparked something.
What comes of this teenage aftertaste I'm not sure. And, like I ended my last blog, I'm not entirely sure these sentiments are so unique. I wouldn't be surprised if a million and one 20 year olds feel the same way. Still though, what occurs between today and the next two years will solidify who I am forever. And this isn't how I thought things would go.
Nevertheless, the night was fun. Here are a few clips that will either make you laugh, totally deflate the grandiose nature of this blog, or both. Probably both.