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I am nothing special. I've had an odd life (who's isn't unique in some way?) but even with everything I've endured I don't think I'm anything special. Everyone deals with shitty people in their life at some point. Everyone knows what love is. Yeah I use my resources to help people in need but anyone in my position should. So I'm not anything special. Awesome! It's always really uncomfortable for most people since I'm so sweet and bubbly but am always talking about sex or something vulgar. I've been trying to get better with the language but so far it's not fucking happening.
Personality: VERY impulsive. Never mean to hurt anyone's feelings, but I don't always think about what I say. Love my friends with everything I got, very loyal to them. Can't really say I hate anyone. Sometimes a little too quick to forgive. Awesome sense of humor. Ask me to do something, and I'll do it in a heartbeat, normally saying, "Oh yeah, no problem." Order me to do something, and we have a bit of a problem. I don't like being ordered around. Love reading, movies, athletics, and steak.
Too smart to be likeable, too pretty to not be likeable, too ugly for hot people to like me, too dumb for smart people to like me... And overall, a total nerd.
A stoic fully aware that the next die-off is underway and there is nothing anybody can pay, do, or pray about to stop it.
Funny, creative, artistic (whether or not it seems like it) and somewhat narcissistic when alone.
Living my life, getting as much of it as I can.
I might hate myself more than life itself, but I always put other's needs before my own.
This dude likes to think he is insane. He is not. True, he has mild sociopathic tendencies but that's about all. He is socially awkward because he was bullied for a few years and was even weird before that. He sometimes shows the "I can't be wrong" attitude, that he probably got from his mother. He is smart but doesn't work hard at all. And he is way to dependant on his luck.
My friends are so supportive that answering this question would make me sound insufferably arrogant. Luckily, they'd also call me humble. The most common things I have been described as by my friends when introducing me to someone else is clever, sarcastic, very awkward, giver of good advice, nerdy, quiet, weird in a good way, kind and sarcastic (that seems to be my defining trait). As for cons I'm sure they'd describe me as extremely forgetful. I don't forget appointments/dates, but I'm ALWAYS forgetting things like my wallet, my jacket, my weed, my keys... it's an annoyance I'm sure. I also have a tendency to want to 'always be right' from what a few of my ex gfs always complained about.
Distant, aloof, intelligent, lazy, disturbing, quiet, and open minded.
Intelligent, confident, lazy, brutally honest, good-looking, humble, calm, cool to be around, mostly a good person but can be extremely rude depending on how much he likes the person he's interacting with.

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Well, being an athlete student can be as helpful as getting a high score on your standardized test or even getting a high GPA. If you play basketball, football, volleyball, wrestling, or any other sport-regardless of your gender- you surely have a great chance to get an athletic scholarship; It is all about starting early enough. The application process is really competitive; so, it is recommended that you start your research approximately 18 to 24 months prior to the date you plan to attend a university in the United States. So, if you are a junior, you should START NOW. But how to start? While making your college list, search for coaches in your desired universities and start contacting them. Make a strong sports CV, bio, or resume; including all your achievements in any international or regional competitions. You should attach videos of you while playing as well. Send this profile to the coaches, accompanied by a letter of reference from your current coaches and other mentors to help them express how they view your potential to succeed. If the coach gets impressed by your athletic achievements and wants to recruit you, this won't only give you an opportunity for more money if admitted but will also increase your chances of admission.
There are also many platforms that make the research for colleges that offer athletic scholarships even easier. National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), BeRecruited, and Athletic scholarships are the most well-known platforms. All you have to do is to check your eligibility for playing for any of these platforms, register as an athlete, indicate sports that you plan to play in campus, and start surfing for different scholarships. The more impressive your achievements are, the more chance you have of getting recruited in a higher athletic division. The higher the division, the bigger the scholarship become. As said before, if you are a junior, you should start the process now. You have to impress coaches and make good bonds with them to secure your place.

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