CoralRose
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Many moons ago when I was a bright-eyed college freshman, my major was "undecided." At 18, I couldn't possibly fathom what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. Turns out, no one does -- most people change careers multiple times in their lives.
So I decided to bank on something I knew best and loved best: creative writing. While majoring in English provided a solid basis for a lot of different jobs, it never led to a specific "career," and that is what I wanted most. Fast forward ten years, and I went back to college for animal science to become a veterinary nurse. Turns out just because I love English doesn't mean I can't also love veterinary medicine.
I absolutely adore where I am now in my career, but I know I might not be here ten years from now. Things change, the world turns, the road goes ever on and on, etc.
I love things too hard, which means I fall hard. Most of my relationships have been serious. Once I know, I know. But also...I just love talking to people. I like being able to flirt without fear. Most of my closest friends are male and I love being able to have the freedom to express myself naturally without a partner being jealous or paranoid.
It's fun to be at the stage in my marriage where my husband says, "You meet anyone cute tonight?" "Did you get that girl's number?" "Do you want me to take any sexy pictures for you?"
During my first marriage, the idea of this being me never would have even crossed my mind. But I have learned that I have so much love to give that it doesn't have to be singular. It can be plural.
So I decided to bank on something I knew best and loved best: creative writing. While majoring in English provided a solid basis for a lot of different jobs, it never led to a specific "career," and that is what I wanted most. Fast forward ten years, and I went back to college for animal science to become a veterinary nurse. Turns out just because I love English doesn't mean I can't also love veterinary medicine.
I absolutely adore where I am now in my career, but I know I might not be here ten years from now. Things change, the world turns, the road goes ever on and on, etc.
I love things too hard, which means I fall hard. Most of my relationships have been serious. Once I know, I know. But also...I just love talking to people. I like being able to flirt without fear. Most of my closest friends are male and I love being able to have the freedom to express myself naturally without a partner being jealous or paranoid.
It's fun to be at the stage in my marriage where my husband says, "You meet anyone cute tonight?" "Did you get that girl's number?" "Do you want me to take any sexy pictures for you?"
During my first marriage, the idea of this being me never would have even crossed my mind. But I have learned that I have so much love to give that it doesn't have to be singular. It can be plural.