“Confusion Leads to Nowhere”

What am I going to be in the future? Who will I be? These questions linger in every student’s mind almost every day. We keep asking ourselves, where will this lead me? Confusion strikes. It feels like we’re in a maze.

Deciding the right track to pursue in Senior High School is pretty hard. We are considering many opinions and suggestions from parents, friends, relatives and from ourselves as well. We also need to consider the in-demand skills and professions today that may lead us to a vast array of job opportunities in the future. This and many other considerations make our decision making a little bit harder.

The future is like a labyrinth. It’s hard to figure out where to go. It’s like a puzzle that’s hard to fix. Confusion is normal. It’s part of life. But I guess we should not let that confusion take us to the wrong path. Decide on what you love. Because when you love a thing, you dedicate yourself to it and learning is no longer a responsibility but an enjoyment. The confusion we are facing right now is the evidence that life is exciting, interesting and thrilling because of its uncertainties as well as twists and turns.

Gladys Seracarpio, Grade 11 - E,

HUMSS Strand

Sagay City SHS Stand Alone

S.Y. 2016 - 2017

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