Write about something you’ve outgrown but still miss.

 I do not know if this makes sense, but I wish I had not outgrown not caring. Currently, my main thoughts are of what other people think, and when I was younger, I never used to do that, it was all about me. That sounds sellfish, but its not how I meant it I just am always thinking about what other think and never about how I want to think about myself or what I want to do. Like for college I felt no matter where I went it would not be as good as the other people I know who had all gotten into UGA and it took the experiance of finding what college I want to go to away and made it about other people.

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