Joey Paz

I'm still growing up and have a lot of learning to do about myself and figure out who I am and what I want to do. I try to do the right thing by going to college to be smart, while having the most fun involved with it.I strongly believe that going to college is a great way of figuring out one's dreams and life goals. Through productivity and accomplishments, as one can achieve by giving it all one's got, and participating to the fullest extent, in any institute of higher learning, will convey to an abundant sense of satisfaction to arm ourselves with, in preparation for the big leagues. But only when one feels rest assured and capable to liberate themselves from the confinement and constrain of being locked up in our own individual treasure chests inside each and everyone of us, that will either be opened to reveal the gold, or will be buried for a longer period of time until that person feels they have reached their turning point. Consequently, students can be blind and in darkness to this perspective because of the warm, calming, youth-oriented, sense of security, that college reassures us of, by wrapping around and tucking us in a night, with it's big blanket of bullshit and lies, disguised as the so called, "best times of our lives."Everyday, I try to observe and interpret behavior of others, as well as myself, in order to understand the meaning behind these actions and to learn how to correct or change, unfavorable dispositions we accept and expect of ourselves, during the time we habituate through conforming to a routine. In such a way, we threaten our function of Individuality.Home | Browse | Search | Invite | Film | Mail | Blog | Favorites | Forum | Groups | Events | Videos | Music | Comedy | Classifieds