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Name Michael LoMonaco | Gender Male |
Birthday September 25 | Age 30 |
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Since I was a child, I have been labeled as a failure by many people because I was feeble-mined person. I terrible teachers who express malevolence by saying that I’ll work at a fast food restaurant for my entire life. People who loathe me said that I will become a bum when evolve into an adult. Instead of executing vicious vengeance for their naive statements, I decided to perform virtuous revenge by becoming a prosperous individual; unfortunately, I had to endure rigorous impediments to achieve my objective. I had been suffering from severe psychological disorders since adolescence. When I became a teenager, I started to struggle from melancholy emotions because I developed Bipolar disorder. I became an pathetic alcoholic when I was seventeen years-old. At age twenty, three anxiety disorders– known as Generalized Anxiety disorder, Panic disorder, and Social Anxiety disorder– has led me to becoming disabled because I couldn’t sustain an normal life in society. Traumatic stress from alcohol abuse is the catalyst for these horrendous anxiety disorders. Hyperactivity derives from generalized anxiety that results to body aches, headaches, and restlessness. Apprehension of terror induces panic attack with symptoms which include chest pain, difficulty breathing, and fear of situations that are non-life threatening. Self-isolation produced by social anxiety disrupts my daily routine because leaving my household a rigorous task. Because of my psychological disorders, I had committed many unrighteous acts which I regret tremendously. Seldom individuals don’t get a second chance to become an ethical person while still possessing the greatest prize in humanity, which is "freedom." I was offered countless chances to mature into an virtuous individual by following the laws of my country through moral rectitude without losing the gift of liberty. After multiple chances I was offered, I thought I was exempted from being charged with a felony; consequently, when I committed my next horrendous crime, I wasn’t given another chance. My luck finally "ran out" after innumerable chances; as a result, I was sentenced to prison for two years. There is some righteousness that happed due to this experience: I learned that I am not "above the law" and that I am able to cherish the gift of life; Presently, I am proud to say that I’m the antithesis of a cruel person because I no longer express belligerence; in fact, spending time in prison is the best circumstance that I ever experienced since I am now a honorable individual. There are two methods in order to learn wisdom: the hard way and the easy way, but sometimes the hard way is the only way. |