Challenges are what make life interesting and overcoming them is what makes life meaningful - Joshua J. Marine
For several years I was attending a Christian private school that told me and my parents that they are a credited school.
(The friends I made while going to the private school, who only message me once in a while.)
At the end of my 11th year I found out they were lying to me and my family. Who were paying $300 a month just for me to attend there. After I finished my 11th year I decided to transfer over to public school, and move in with my fiancé who I have been with for two years so far. Since the private school I was attending wasn’t credited, there was nothing to transfer over. I was supposed to graduate this year but I had to start all the way back to 9th grade. For 7 months I was attending credit recovery classes, so I could graduate within 2 - 3 years, instead of 4.
(The friends I made while going to the credit recovery school. They message me almost every day to see how I’m doing and to tell me not to give up.)
One morning I woke up and decided to quit and go get my GED. I took this picture while walking back home from telling the credit recovery school that I quit. That so far is the biggest decision I have ever made but I know that I’ll make it! I have amazing friends, family, and my fiancé to cheer me on. This may sound very corny but it’s true, you can do whatever you want too as long as you keep trying and trying, never give up. What is the biggest decision you have ever made in your life?