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Rec'd on 🕴️ What did you want to be like when you were a kid, and what are you like now?

For some godforsaken reason I pursued theatre over visual art (terrible choice, but to be fair they’re both pretty bad). I also believed that I would be disciplined enough to audition full time in New York after college. I really thought that I’d be working on Broadway in some capacity on stage or off. I also thought I’d have everything figured out (my job, my love life, my friends - everything). Now, I have realized I don’t have anything figured out, I’m scared of mostly everything, and I don’t know what I want at all. Everything will probably work out. I hope.

@valoorie

Oct 18, 2024

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