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AT-AT8 year old me would probably be proud.
However, what does a third grader know. They are still grasping the concept of the water cycle and can't figure out why females have different sexual organs than males.
SpagettI don't really know why females have different sexual organs than males.
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Brule.I think that the 8 year-old me would be surprised of the person I've become and proud at the same time.
I've become more mature since being a little snot at age 8, and I've fulfilled a goal of mine to follow into my father's footsteps and teach the sport I love, which is skiing.
immasEight year old me wouldn't be proud of all the choices I've made but I think she's be proud overall. At eight I thought I was the coolest person I knew, and was excited to be part of this world. I wanted to be an archeologist, who studied mummies, interviewed people, and do great things. I now know what I wanted to be was an anthropologist, and I still want to reach great heights. Little me would be glad that I chased my childhood passion and plan on building my life around it. Seriously, I probably would have thought current me is the baddest person out there and would have followed myself around asking all kinds of questions.
So yeah, eight year old me would be beyond proud of myself for chasing my passion. For sticking with my interests - even though kids called it lame and bullied me for it. I'm damn proud of who I am, now and then.
GuacI'd give myself a high five.