Never thought i could both be proud of someone and still pity them at the same time. You go girl, but please find something you love beyond the constructs society has set for you, dont be afraid to stop surviving and live.
To those who had parents who didn’t support them or give them the ability to have this kind of school experience… you can still succeed and there are still lots of good opportunities out there for you.
*Hope that gifted kid burnout doesn't hit you too hard in college, wish you the best of luck cause someone with that kind of portfolio can really go places.*
So impressed by and PROUD of people like this! My ADHD butt could NEVER, and. It's absolutely INCREDIBLE that there are super humans like you out there just doing it all!
Not unless you made school your special interest (cough me cough) so you don’t get diagnosed until 10 years after high school once you’ve burnt out completely.
Same but once I got to ivy university I realized everyone around me did the bare minimum and were in the same position as me. It’s ok to have a life and have fun and not be perfect ❤️
This! Balance is key. I always thought school is that first stepping stone for a career. And a career is a stepping stone to living the life you want. So it is okay to pass your classes just enough to be deemed valuable by your first employer. After the first employer, nobody looks at your school or accolades anymore. It is all about your ability to understand the industry you chose and what you can contribute that makes you a valuable hire. But also, at the end of the day, the bigger picture is that a job pays your bills and supports the lifestyle you want. So having a clear picture of what life you want will dictate the rest.
They looked in the same position. Believe me, they didn't feel the same. These activities make you ready for the future in a way nothing else can. ❤ I hope it's worth it for you in the future. Hard work never goes to waste
Yesss. Though I’m surprised at ivy unis it’s different. I know their are scholarships but to here everyone doing the bare minimum and still getting in is quite an oxymoron for the ivy school
I was my middle school’s valedictorian and i went into high school absolutely miserable and anxious about needing to do it again. I was diagnosed with severe anxiety and missed 2 months of my freshman year bc I was too scared to go back and risk failing myself. I’m almost good now, 3 years later, but that trauma was NOT worth it. Good luck to this young lady
@@tearfulxsoulI was disabled by age 24 after graduated from college at 17 and starting a business. Now I’m 32, home with 3 kids and couldn’t be happier. My illness was a blessing because I would have just kept working myself into oblivion. I have one sibling who’s a doctor and another who’s an Ivy League professor. They make 3x-5x more money, but I wouldn’t switch lives with them, ever. They come visit on holidays and hold my babies, tearing up because they don’t think they’ll ever have their own.
Graduated high school with over a 4.0 in national honors society and was in a few sports teams and had two jobs. I took a gap year to save up for my own car before starting college. I'm so glad I did. I've seriously eased off of the gas pedal now and i think I dodged MAJOR burnout. I'm convinced taking it slower is the only reason I made it through college to get my degree.
It’s sad how many teenagers want this and how many parents expect this from them. There is so much more to life than awards and titles. Please just be young while you have the opportunity to be young.
Is it sad to want this? I get that it's a bad expectation for others to have of all students, but is it sad to want to work hard, and keep working, in hopes of achieving your goals?
@@filipemartinho1753 a lot of the time, you achieve the short term goals in high school, but by the time u reach adulthood you’re too burnt out to do your best anymore. You spent it all too early in one short burst that you have no gas left in the tank for the rest of your life
@@filipemartinho1753 a lot of the time, you achieve the short term goals in high school, but by the time u reach adulthood you're too burnt out to do your best anymore. You spent it all too early in one short burst that you have no gas left in the tank for the rest of your life
As an internet stranger I'm so proud of you, but I also hope you take the time to also live a little, the small moments are memories you'll remember no matter how small, you are going far ❤
I’m always so proud of people who achieve so much.. I never had any of those things at my graduation. My school life was miserable and i had stopped caring after a while, but when i saw how happy it made my friends to be honored in such a way.. it never ceases to make me cry
You stayed busy and I love that for you! You won’t be saying “oh what if I had done that?” in the future 🥹♥️ you did it all! I’m proud of you. Now go be free girl, enjoy, laugh, chill, have fun! You deserve a break 🙌🏼
She literally the valedictorian she has the highest GPA in her entire school. That’s her diploma. You can have the lowest and still graduate. Don’t waste your time in college. Get a trade job.
@@oh_knee7173I would agree if not the trade job… come on, do you really think anyone could do that? Most people are way better off with getting a normal job, which by the way mostly pays more if you finish university
@@JustAGirlyPop-d5eit kind of is. Usually schools have programs to go to trades while your in high school, at least in Michigan. And you can go trade school right after for way cheaper than college.
It might very well be. Noone has complete control over where they end up in the future but it's a lengthy resume in HS alone, it's plenty of tools to go to a good college and a good job. And whatever stress she endured now might just mean stress she won't endure later from working for a low salary and endless job hunting
The answer will always be no. Highschool is irrelevant up until you click “apply” for a college. And I’m just being for real here I thought she was a college graduate and like 27 years old so I guess that’s also what it gets you
Hell to the no, unless you care about family status so bad/comparing yourself to others then it's defiantly NOT AT ALL WORTH IT. Did Elon musk, mark, donald, kamala ect did they do all of this? No . ppl deaf abt highschool but how successful you are in your current life. I promise you, you might think working harder is smart but it's not. Unless it's a personal thing.. 100% HELL TO THA NAW NAW.. all of what she did means nothing but getting into a good college where most the students there barely did half of what she did and would probably be just as well off as her, she traded her freedom for some fabric. When her gpa alone and one activity would get her in the same place she needs to go..bcs trust me this society and epidemic is not worth all that for you to be wasting away your life for a number and fabric and college. People are wowed because she did a lot not because of what she actually did.
@@filipemartinho1753 its a lengthy unnecessary tool. Imagine it like a trashcan, the overfilling it is dead weight that will have to be knocked off to the ground. All you need to do is one sport, club or smt like volunteering and you'll be fine in getting into whatever college with a good gpa. Doing all of this doesn't insure a good or bright future and vice versa. No job is gonna say "oh you did this in highschool welp here you go" All this stress now then going to college where you'll probably be in debt, working and stressing then having to find a job after no matter the pay you're still gonna have to work. Ppl say cherish your youth for a reason. Her doing 80% of that was worthless just for some fabric on her graduation day that no one is gonna remember in 2 weeks. This doesn't matter at all when she gets into college she is gonna be on the same equal scale as everyone else who didn't do all of that.
For some people (me but not to this extent bc im stupid) school is an escape or something to focus on. It takes up our entire lives, so why not just do it to your best extent for the fuck of it? (That's just my logic, bc i have no friends)
You worked hard for this, and it paid off- don't let anyone put you down for reaching your goals! I'm sure you made a calculated decision about priority when you set these goals.
You're gonna be a great leader!!! Good job! Don't forget to prioritize yourself and make sure your physical and mental health are given attention. You go girl!
Cuida de ella. Yo también era así pero la falta de salir, tener amigos, hacer otras actividades para distraerme me enfermaron y tengo ciertos problemas mentales que son horribles y no me permiten hacer nada de lo que me proponía antes y eso duele. Así que cuida de ella y haz que se distraiga un poco!!
@@alexbennet4195 it’s a program from Euro (aka Cambridge the college) but u take the courses and exams in the U.S. (specifically Florida for me) but it helps with a lot of college classes
Let me start my saying, I’m incredibly proud of what you’ve achieved. That being said, your self worth is MORE than any of those achievements combined. If you get tired of writing like you’re running out of time, it’s ok, you are still worthy of love, respect, and pride
That was me till my senior year when I realized I wasn’t doing any of it for me but for my parents who didn’t even love me. Went down gpa to 3.0 and dropped all the boring stuff to focus on my happiness
I'm going through the same thing now. I used to be this perfect A+ student, who was on track to get a 90+ ATAR (Top 10% of students in Australia) and then I just snapped. Realised that all of this was just so I could keep my mother's shallow love. I changed my entire VCE plan (Basically year 11 and 12) from majoring in the sciences, to taking TAFE certificates in Makeup, Fashion and Art. My mum refuses to have nothing to do with my education, and I'm expected to pay my own way as soon as I'm 18. I'm so so terrified and feel so alone but whenever I do my art, I feel dizzy from happiness. I'm really sorry for the vent, but do you have any advice?
The first thought that came to mind was "I hope she's actually happy." I was an honor student in my childhood, and some time when sht hit the fan I stopped getting awards and all that. It was a painful process to realize my identity and self worth was centered on my intellect, and when I didn't have the concrete validations from that anymore, I was a heckin mess and it was so hard to find happiness and confidence outside of academics. I'm better now but I wish I didn't focus too much on things that didn't really matter in the long run.
If you went to a good college and you actually have a job that's useful like something in medical,people want to see it all the time bc they want proof of your schooling
Guys I’m a try hard in school as well, but this is too much. You only need maybe two of the awards to set you apart from others. Colleges would accept you even without half of those achievements and work places don’t care about them. You’re just wasting your time so you could act like you’re better then everyone else, trust me. All you need are good grades and the rest will fall into place.
Wtf are u saying her achievements are too much? 💀 she worked for it let her have it for godsake. The better ur scores the better the college and job u get stop hating and move on.
@ exactly, the better your scores. The rest doesn’t matter 🤷♀️ also I’m letting her have her achievements, I’m just saying, giving up your childhood and life when kids who do the bare minimum achieve the same end goal is a sad way to live
@Avee21 ur comment is really backhanded, just let her have her moment, why undermine her to make others feel better? If u hv good scores and more achievements u can get good scholarships and into good colleges and pave ur way thru life, work the best u can not that u hv to be on top tho.Also it's a proud moment for her to see all that she'saccomplished and worked for, nobody has to prove stuff to anyone but themselves
I got so mad when my school banned these in high school. Why? We had no idea! We’d worked our butts off for years only to have them decide they were unnecessary 2 months before graduation
So glad you made it this far, while its important to maintain balance in your life to give some time to fun and friendships, your parents would be so proud of all your achievements ❤
It's so sad how you remind me so much of my sister everytime there's something going on in our school(something like event or intrams) she always joins I don't even know if she's happy of it or not, I even tell myself I want to be a nurse or a doctor when I grow up then I would ask her what she wants to be when she grows up her answer would always be "I don't know" It's like she doesn't know what will happen when she grows Its just all up to fate....
On one side, yes you go I am so happy for you, you should be proud of how far you've come, your talents, skills, and the time and effort you've put into it. On the other hand, girl, I am begging you to breathe properly.
Let me tell you this now, once I saw UCF admission I have never been so excited about any accomplishments for any stranger in my whole life. Definitely my role model here on out
It amazes me how most of us could never imagine how someone could actually be happy with a lifestyle like this. Its sort of like people that cant believe there are women that truly dont want kids, yet here we are. I hope she is try happy
Hard work really does pay off, and congratulations on everything you worked hard to get, and I hope the exhaustion as a high schooler pays off for your future
meanwhile, my biggest achievement in life was leaving freshman hs year to get a handle on the depression and su*cidal thoughts. still struggle with depression to this day (it's chronic), i only have a ged, i'm still looking for jobs, my art hasn't kicked off like i hoped it would, life still sucks
Was about to say, then she went into trade. I was like her when I was younger, but now that I’m almost 30 I realize no one actually cares about these types of awards. I’ve never had a job ask me anything about high school, they barely asked me about my college education. In fact, it was my three month internship that got me thrown into a TSM management position MAKING ALMOST 30 AN HOUR. 😂
That’s so sad bc she’s gonna look back at her high school years and wish she had more fun. Especially growing up in Florida is SUCH a privilege. I didn’t realize how bad people’s quality of life was in other states until I moved out of Florida. I love being an educated person, BUT I loved going to the roller rink & sushi with my friends more.
As I'm really proud of this person don't compare your self to them because we are all different and smart in our own way and some very successful people didn't even go to college or finish high school and I'm really proud of you even if you think you haven't accomplished anything BYEEE LOVE YOU POOKIES 🪿👹🌸✨😜🌊🏄♀️🦄💗
You should be so proud of yourself honestly I'm proud of you if you ever doubt yourself I hope you really hope your truly believe how brilliant you are
I’ll tell ya how much this shit matters. I hung out with everyone, knew everyone, played on a bunch of sports team, was at every party and still 2 years after high school I couldn’t tell ya who won a single award at our grad
So you were a typical jock. Yeah I know how most of those turned out after high school. This stuff may not matter to you but it's going to get her started on a much better path than the people who peaked in high school. 😂
@ wasent saying it’s not important or impressive for her, was just saying to everyone else if you ain’t in that position it’s not the end all be all. I’m currently at a high readiness unit in the Canadian army ready for deployment. I rig satellites on towers and run comms for start up bases around the world. But yah. Peaked in high school I guess
I don’t think she bases what “matters” off of which classmates remember her awards… I don’t think anyone determines their metrics of success based on what their former classmates will remember 🤧
@ I’m saying that if you don’t win these awards your life ain’t over. All media posts is about how much you need to be the best in each class. I know so many people doing amazing things that did not do well in school. That does not mean they did not try because you definitely should but don’t I’m saying don’t think because you are not any of the things she got you can’t make something of yourself
All that for a company to say you lack experience. Then they hire the guy who never went to college and has 5 years working experience and no student debt.
Let me tell you, as much as you learn and push yourself early on it pays back so so much later, but you cen't let school have your life, have as much fun as you can and let yourself be you during the best years of your life You got this gurl❤❤❤
Honestly I think I’d rather have the social life. Having wealth when you’re older is nice but enjoying the prime time in your life with friends is something I value more
The more money you earn, the more time you have to spend with other people (provided it works out “best”). So many people have to work 2 jobs and have side hustles to get by. So, wealth gives freedom. I just met a man who had to leave his girlfriend at the hospital post-birth to go work. A bit more money would’ve meant way more support for his girlfriend and son. He could’ve been present. There. So
@@tee_1999 wealth may give freedom but you wont get that freedom unless you're very lucky (even with all her accomplishments) or it'll be given when your in your 30s or 40s when you've paid off everything you need and amassed that wealth. at that point just give me the social life with people i can enjoy my time with. also that guy you mentioned has a poor choice in company if they treat workers like that. the job i got would never lmao
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I’ve never been more prouder of a complete stranger in my life
I completely agree!
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Same!
Hehehehe I know!
Sad that she seems to have taken on so much pressure though, like she’s impressive but I would be exhausted hope she’s ok
Never thought i could both be proud of someone and still pity them at the same time. You go girl, but please find something you love beyond the constructs society has set for you, dont be afraid to stop surviving and live.
Wow you said this beautifully
Right?
I hope this was at least done willingly and not due to parental pressure.
@@carpediem4091 this!!!
@@Sofi-bd2ev ty i was very high💀 im shocked how many likes it got so quick woah
@@l4rkm3ss lmao based
To those who had parents who didn’t support them or give them the ability to have this kind of school experience… you can still succeed and there are still lots of good opportunities out there for you.
thank you this means a lot
Bro is literally that one cousin your mom always compares you to
Fr😢😂
Yeah I know that feeling
Nah I am that cousin 💀 but I don’t like being the one compered about ✨
REAL
lol! I cant relate more
My mother would love to have you. Seriously she couldnt be any prouder. Im really proud of you too!!
My mum will not be proud to have a total stranger tho...
@@Moyo-n2n I didn't mean it like that-? I meant if she had her as her kid. Mb for conveying it wrong.
@@HH_iykykyou didnt convey it wrong theyre just stupid lmao
@@HH_iykyk Noted
bro my mom would replace me with her any day fr lmfao
*Hope that gifted kid burnout doesn't hit you too hard in college, wish you the best of luck cause someone with that kind of portfolio can really go places.*
Gifted kid burnout is different and she never said she was gifted.
@@Jillibillygifted kid burnout can be felt at any age. I had at the beginning of high school and have felt the repercussions of it since.
The burnout hit me bad
@@Jillibillyshe used the "show, don't tell" 😂
This is so backhanded jesus christ just move along
So impressed by and PROUD of people like this! My ADHD butt could NEVER, and. It's absolutely INCREDIBLE that there are super humans like you out there just doing it all!
Not unless you made school your special interest (cough me cough) so you don’t get diagnosed until 10 years after high school once you’ve burnt out completely.
@@katherineburtt2502 I got diagnosed with autism and ADHD on the last year of highschool
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i feel bad for her cousin 🫠
Lol
help i feel bad for her SIBLINGS!
I’m the cousin you feel bad for in a family 💀
😅
I feel you @@I_love_eminem_sm
Same but once I got to ivy university I realized everyone around me did the bare minimum and were in the same position as me. It’s ok to have a life and have fun and not be perfect ❤️
This! Balance is key. I always thought school is that first stepping stone for a career. And a career is a stepping stone to living the life you want. So it is okay to pass your classes just enough to be deemed valuable by your first employer. After the first employer, nobody looks at your school or accolades anymore. It is all about your ability to understand the industry you chose and what you can contribute that makes you a valuable hire.
But also, at the end of the day, the bigger picture is that a job pays your bills and supports the lifestyle you want. So having a clear picture of what life you want will dictate the rest.
This is so true i always feel like i need to try harder 😅❤
It is also okh to be good at everything in your life.
They looked in the same position. Believe me, they didn't feel the same. These activities make you ready for the future in a way nothing else can. ❤ I hope it's worth it for you in the future. Hard work never goes to waste
Yesss. Though I’m surprised at ivy unis it’s different. I know their are scholarships but to here everyone doing the bare minimum and still getting in is quite an oxymoron for the ivy school
As she kept adding them, my smile got wider ❤, if it's what she's passionate about, why not?
Yess I saw comments talking about feeling sad for her, even though it seems like that’s her passion
I really hope she geniunly wanted that and had no pressure to achieve them
@@Mi72neI think its out of worry, since we all know someone who is pressured into being perfect in everything and never gives themselves a break
Well, it seems like she did no fun clubs lol. It’s just academics and student government, plus students working against tobacco.
That is the definition of dedication and hard work I'm so proud and happy for you ❤
5.47 gpa is absolutely INSANE
congratulations ❤❤
How is that possible? I thought it was a 5 point scale
What's her percentage if her gpa is this?
(I don't know that's why I am asking this)
@@hannahkirbyy it’s a 4 point scale, prob extra credit and stuff
@@0User_R idk i’d search it up
@@youve.been.pickled right? I was gonna say almost 2 points above the highest possible?? Huh?
I was gonna say “she better have been valedictorian with all that” and then she pulled that out, congrats! You did amazing girl!!!
Proud of you bro❤
I was my middle school’s valedictorian and i went into high school absolutely miserable and anxious about needing to do it again. I was diagnosed with severe anxiety and missed 2 months of my freshman year bc I was too scared to go back and risk failing myself. I’m almost good now, 3 years later, but that trauma was NOT worth it. Good luck to this young lady
I was this person (had a master’s degree from a top engineering school by age 23) and am now totally burned out at 27. So…congrats! But be careful ❤
I just turned 28 and I’m the same. I’m on disability now and it feels like it was all for nothing
@@tearfulxsoul I'm so sorry
Me too! My cat died and it sent me to a hole of depression I haven’t been able to crawl out of
@@tearfulxsoulI was disabled by age 24 after graduated from college at 17 and starting a business. Now I’m 32, home with 3 kids and couldn’t be happier. My illness was a blessing because I would have just kept working myself into oblivion. I have one sibling who’s a doctor and another who’s an Ivy League professor. They make 3x-5x more money, but I wouldn’t switch lives with them, ever. They come visit on holidays and hold my babies, tearing up because they don’t think they’ll ever have their own.
Graduated high school with over a 4.0 in national honors society and was in a few sports teams and had two jobs. I took a gap year to save up for my own car before starting college. I'm so glad I did. I've seriously eased off of the gas pedal now and i think I dodged MAJOR burnout. I'm convinced taking it slower is the only reason I made it through college to get my degree.
I've never been so proud yet so jealous of some stranger on the internet
Me too and also.....
STAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
omg a fellow stay in the wild!
Omg seungberry in the wild
Same 😭
Can't let my mom see this girl😃
real
It’s sad how many teenagers want this and how many parents expect this from them. There is so much more to life than awards and titles. Please just be young while you have the opportunity to be young.
Is it sad to want this? I get that it's a bad expectation for others to have of all students, but is it sad to want to work hard, and keep working, in hopes of achieving your goals?
@filipemartinho1753 Yes, yes it is sad to crave useless titles over enjoying the time you're not expected to work yourself into an early grave 😂
@@AwwYouTried8639 sad until they kick the other candidates out of her dream job to save her a solid seat
@@filipemartinho1753 a lot of the time, you achieve the short term goals in high school, but by the time u reach adulthood you’re too burnt out to do your best anymore. You spent it all too early in one short burst that you have no gas left in the tank for the rest of your life
@@filipemartinho1753 a lot of the time, you achieve the short term goals in high school, but by the time u reach adulthood you're too burnt out to do your best anymore. You spent it all too early in one short burst that you have no gas left in the tank for the rest of your life
Never thought I can be so proud of someone I have never met, you go girl!
As an internet stranger I'm so proud of you, but I also hope you take the time to also live a little, the small moments are memories you'll remember no matter how small, you are going far ❤
Im in Awe!!! From a person with learning disabilities. I dream of this. Congratulations girl! So proud of you! you are beautiful!!!
You are beatiful too
You are beautiful too❤
I’m always so proud of people who achieve so much.. I never had any of those things at my graduation. My school life was miserable and i had stopped caring after a while, but when i saw how happy it made my friends to be honored in such a way.. it never ceases to make me cry
You stayed busy and I love that for you! You won’t be saying “oh what if I had done that?” in the future 🥹♥️ you did it all! I’m proud of you. Now go be free girl, enjoy, laugh, chill, have fun! You deserve a break 🙌🏼
Yes she will. When she realizes none of those things matter in the real world
And that doesn’t even include her diploma ❤❤❤ you go girl 🙌
She literally the valedictorian she has the highest GPA in her entire school. That’s her diploma. You can have the lowest and still graduate. Don’t waste your time in college. Get a trade job.
@@oh_knee7173you’re acting like it’s that simple
@@oh_knee7173I would agree if not the trade job… come on, do you really think anyone could do that? Most people are way better off with getting a normal job, which by the way mostly pays more if you finish university
@@JustAGirlyPop-d5eit kind of is. Usually schools have programs to go to trades while your in high school, at least in Michigan. And you can go trade school right after for way cheaper than college.
@@thyiip9493 oh, i didn’t know that, i don’t live in Michigan
She is a dream of a daughter
This is NOT me hating genuinely insane great job.... but is all that non stop stress and work in high school gonna be worth it in 15 years?
It might very well be. Noone has complete control over where they end up in the future but it's a lengthy resume in HS alone, it's plenty of tools to go to a good college and a good job. And whatever stress she endured now might just mean stress she won't endure later from working for a low salary and endless job hunting
The answer will always be no. Highschool is irrelevant up until you click “apply” for a college. And I’m just being for real here I thought she was a college graduate and like 27 years old so I guess that’s also what it gets you
Hell to the no, unless you care about family status so bad/comparing yourself to others then it's defiantly NOT AT ALL WORTH IT.
Did Elon musk, mark, donald, kamala ect did they do all of this? No . ppl deaf abt highschool but how successful you are in your current life.
I promise you, you might think working harder is smart but it's not. Unless it's a personal thing.. 100% HELL TO THA NAW NAW.. all of what she did means nothing but getting into a good college where most the students there barely did half of what she did and would probably be just as well off as her, she traded her freedom for some fabric. When her gpa alone and one activity would get her in the same place she needs to go..bcs trust me this society and epidemic is not worth all that for you to be wasting away your life for a number and fabric and college. People are wowed because she did a lot not because of what she actually did.
@@filipemartinho1753 its a lengthy unnecessary tool. Imagine it like a trashcan, the overfilling it is dead weight that will have to be knocked off to the ground.
All you need to do is one sport, club or smt like volunteering and you'll be fine in getting into whatever college with a good gpa. Doing all of this doesn't insure a good or bright future and vice versa. No job is gonna say "oh you did this in highschool welp here you go"
All this stress now then going to college where you'll probably be in debt, working and stressing then having to find a job after no matter the pay you're still gonna have to work. Ppl say cherish your youth for a reason. Her doing 80% of that was worthless just for some fabric on her graduation day that no one is gonna remember in 2 weeks. This doesn't matter at all when she gets into college she is gonna be on the same equal scale as everyone else who didn't do all of that.
For some people (me but not to this extent bc im stupid) school is an escape or something to focus on. It takes up our entire lives, so why not just do it to your best extent for the fuck of it? (That's just my logic, bc i have no friends)
She's that one cousin my mom uses to compare me to her😂❤
I also had no personal life in highschool because I worked my butt off but have nothing to show for it because I have a learning disorder
So my big achievements were nothing in comparison to other students
Sry bro, that’s rough ❤
God I feel you I just diagnosed and it’s awful, you work just as hard and get told your only a pleasure to have in class as a result, keep going man 💙
Boo hoo maybe you're just stupid man. Lots of people with leaning disabilities go far, stop using it as an excuse
Damn sorry about that, I hope you figure it out. ❤
Good for you! Congratulations on your hard work!
You worked hard for this, and it paid off- don't let anyone put you down for reaching your goals! I'm sure you made a calculated decision about priority when you set these goals.
This kind of pressure can be so toxic, I hope she is okay
You're gonna be a great leader!!! Good job! Don't forget to prioritize yourself and make sure your physical and mental health are given attention. You go girl!
No leader is made with just these titles or just academic success.
Never did I think I could be proud of a stranger. I can’t believe you could achieve so much in such little time! You go girl!
She is the perfect example of beauty and brains
And you’re the perfect example of a simp
Please don't be an adult
@@dnycebushton5008what? What’s wrong with complimenting someone be so fuckin Fr
@@dnycebushton5008 is shes graduating, shes an adult or almost...
@@GrantHen Im going to go ahead & be 10 toes down on this.
She is the deffinition of not giving up and putting hard work in everything ❤
You go girl ❤ my 15 year old is following in your footsteps. showed her this video, and she said, "See mom, it's possible. i got this 😊
Aw, I hope she does amazing!
I wish your daughter luck, I'm 15, and there's no way!! So I wish her luck, and tell her to follow her dreams!!❤❤😊
Cuida de ella. Yo también era así pero la falta de salir, tener amigos, hacer otras actividades para distraerme me enfermaron y tengo ciertos problemas mentales que son horribles y no me permiten hacer nada de lo que me proponía antes y eso duele.
Así que cuida de ella y haz que se distraiga un poco!!
My mom would show me this and say "See? It's possible" and I would have to point out that the first text in the video said she had no social life.
Wow!! Amazing 🎉
CONGRATULATIONS girl. You deserve it!
You're a 🌟
I’m in Cambridge AICE too!! I haven’t seen anyone online who has/is too!
I got it too ❤
That’s amazing I’m so proud!❤
International Baccalaureate program here- our beef is generational
What is that?
@@alexbennet4195 it’s a program from Euro (aka Cambridge the college) but u take the courses and exams in the U.S. (specifically Florida for me) but it helps with a lot of college classes
As a complete stranger, am so proud 🎉
Let me start my saying, I’m incredibly proud of what you’ve achieved. That being said, your self worth is MORE than any of those achievements combined. If you get tired of writing like you’re running out of time, it’s ok, you are still worthy of love, respect, and pride
I’m So Impressed I am in middle school and I hope to get to that point already taking 8th grade sols in 6th grade!!!❤
I Hope and Know we can all get to that point we just need to work hard! Love you all!😝😇💛❤️
Wow gl!
@@Cakedyxx Thank you so much I wish you the best!
Thank you all for the likes i just started my channel yesterday and this is such a big step for me!❤
What's "sol's"?
CONGRATS🎉🎉🎉
You are an exceptional young woman. The absolute dedication to your education and goals. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
That was me till my senior year when I realized I wasn’t doing any of it for me but for my parents who didn’t even love me. Went down gpa to 3.0 and dropped all the boring stuff to focus on my happiness
I'm going through the same thing now. I used to be this perfect A+ student, who was on track to get a 90+ ATAR (Top 10% of students in Australia) and then I just snapped. Realised that all of this was just so I could keep my mother's shallow love. I changed my entire VCE plan (Basically year 11 and 12) from majoring in the sciences, to taking TAFE certificates in Makeup, Fashion and Art. My mum refuses to have nothing to do with my education, and I'm expected to pay my own way as soon as I'm 18. I'm so so terrified and feel so alone but whenever I do my art, I feel dizzy from happiness. I'm really sorry for the vent, but do you have any advice?
But why don't you do it for yourself instead of your parents for once?
@ZaNC4847 Because they don't want to do it, at all. That's it.
The first thought that came to mind was "I hope she's actually happy."
I was an honor student in my childhood, and some
time when sht hit the fan I stopped getting awards and all that. It was a painful process to realize my identity and self worth was centered on my intellect, and when I didn't have the concrete validations from that anymore, I was a heckin mess and it was so hard to find happiness and confidence outside of academics. I'm better now but I wish I didn't focus too much on things that didn't really matter in the long run.
To any adults who see this: When was the last time someone wanted to see your gpa? When was the last time someone wanted to see your college degree?
3 years ago for the college degree. Applying for a federal government job working for the USDA in biosecurity.
Never, n I work in dentistry making good money at 20 w no debts
If you went to a good college and you actually have a job that's useful like something in medical,people want to see it all the time bc they want proof of your schooling
@kia7314 I was trained thru the company n they paid for my schooling so I didn't require a college degree
thats exactly my thought lol
This was me in high school too.
College destroyed me.
IM SO PROUD OF YOU 💕🎉🍾 smart young women hell yeah! 🤟🏾
Guys I’m a try hard in school as well, but this is too much. You only need maybe two of the awards to set you apart from others. Colleges would accept you even without half of those achievements and work places don’t care about them. You’re just wasting your time so you could act like you’re better then everyone else, trust me. All you need are good grades and the rest will fall into place.
Wtf are u saying her achievements are too much? 💀 she worked for it let her have it for godsake. The better ur scores the better the college and job u get stop hating and move on.
@ exactly, the better your scores. The rest doesn’t matter 🤷♀️ also I’m letting her have her achievements, I’m just saying, giving up your childhood and life when kids who do the bare minimum achieve the same end goal is a sad way to live
@Avee21 ur comment is really backhanded, just let her have her moment, why undermine her to make others feel better? If u hv good scores and more achievements u can get good scholarships and into good colleges and pave ur way thru life, work the best u can not that u hv to be on top tho.Also it's a proud moment for her to see all that she'saccomplished and worked for, nobody has to prove stuff to anyone but themselves
@ and you’re missing the point 🤦♀️
@@user-btsot7engenehow is it backhanded??
I got so mad when my school banned these in high school. Why? We had no idea! We’d worked our butts off for years only to have them decide they were unnecessary 2 months before graduation
So glad you made it this far, while its important to maintain balance in your life to give some time to fun and friendships, your parents would be so proud of all your achievements ❤
It's so sad how you remind me so much of my sister everytime there's something going on in our school(something like event or intrams) she always joins I don't even know if she's happy of it or not, I even tell myself I want to be a nurse or a doctor when I grow up then I would ask her what she wants to be when she grows up her answer would always be "I don't know" It's like she doesn't know what will happen when she grows Its just all up to fate....
Congrats! Great work!🎉
GURLL YOU ARE MY GOAL!!!! ❤❤❤I just go into the Honor Society so hopefully this will gimme a jump start on my path to success!!!
That's amazing. Much respect to you. 😃
On one side, yes you go I am so happy for you, you should be proud of how far you've come, your talents, skills, and the time and effort you've put into it.
On the other hand, girl, I am begging you to breathe properly.
am so proud and jealous of her at the same time
frrr shes lucky 🥹
No luck at all. This is hard work and nonstop work feel like.@@VixieAderson
Good for you!!!
Thanks for the inspo 🌟🤩
Truly needed some motivation
That’s commitment
And that doesn’t even include her degree ❤❤❤ you go girl 🙌
Let me tell you this now, once I saw UCF admission I have never been so excited about any accomplishments for any stranger in my whole life. Definitely my role model here on out
It amazes me how most of us could never imagine how someone could actually be happy with a lifestyle like this. Its sort of like people that cant believe there are women that truly dont want kids, yet here we are. I hope she is try happy
Yes and relationships
Honestly I wish I was like this instead of wasting time with things that now don’t matter! Proud of you
she’s the asian prophecy
Girl I’m so proud of you ❤❤❤
Baby, in HIGH SCHOOL?? Dang. Hope you’re flourishing after all of that still✨🌸
Just FANTASTIC❤ Great Job! You should be so proud of yourself🎉
Absolutely amazing. Well done girl❤
I'm VERY proud of you even though your a stranger!!
This is that one person your family members compares you to and makes you question your life choices and where you went wrong or what you did wrong
WOOOOAH, CONGRATULATIONS LADY! GOD BLESS YOU!
Hard work really does pay off, and congratulations on everything you worked hard to get, and I hope the exhaustion as a high schooler pays off for your future
meanwhile, my biggest achievement in life was leaving freshman hs year to get a handle on the depression and su*cidal thoughts. still struggle with depression to this day (it's chronic), i only have a ged, i'm still looking for jobs, my art hasn't kicked off like i hoped it would, life still sucks
The real life Rory Gilmore🤯🫶😁
And then we all work in the same cubicle. Life is weird like that.
Hardly. She's the one running the company.
Was about to say, then she went into trade. I was like her when I was younger, but now that I’m almost 30 I realize no one actually cares about these types of awards. I’ve never had a job ask me anything about high school, they barely asked me about my college education. In fact, it was my three month internship that got me thrown into a TSM management position MAKING ALMOST 30 AN HOUR. 😂
That’s so sad bc she’s gonna look back at her high school years and wish she had more fun. Especially growing up in Florida is SUCH a privilege. I didn’t realize how bad people’s quality of life was in other states until I moved out of Florida. I love being an educated person, BUT I loved going to the roller rink & sushi with my friends more.
I smiled wide with each thing you put on and actually cheered at the end ❤
Yes!!!! Fantastic! You will be one of our nations leaders in the future!!! Congratulations lass!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Me watching this when i actually needs to make my homework
Exactly
As I'm really proud of this person don't compare your self to them because we are all different and smart in our own way and some very successful people didn't even go to college or finish high school and I'm really proud of you even if you think you haven't accomplished anything
BYEEE LOVE YOU POOKIES 🪿👹🌸✨😜🌊🏄♀️🦄💗
Omggg congrats to her ^^ I hope she enjoys her life after she definetly deserves it!!
WooHoo 🤩 Very Nice….now the rest of your life will be easy - You go Girl!🎉
YOU DID AMAZING!!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK STRANGER!!❤
You should be so proud of yourself honestly I'm proud of you if you ever doubt yourself I hope you really hope your truly believe how brilliant you are
She’s making all of us feel bad…
I’ll tell ya how much this shit matters. I hung out with everyone, knew everyone, played on a bunch of sports team, was at every party and still 2 years after high school I couldn’t tell ya who won a single award at our grad
So you were a typical jock. Yeah I know how most of those turned out after high school. This stuff may not matter to you but it's going to get her started on a much better path than the people who peaked in high school. 😂
@ wasent saying it’s not important or impressive for her, was just saying to everyone else if you ain’t in that position it’s not the end all be all. I’m currently at a high readiness unit in the Canadian army ready for deployment. I rig satellites on towers and run comms for start up bases around the world. But yah. Peaked in high school I guess
@@krn2683 I love how people think that jocks don’t grow up to be successful. Newsflash, the jerks tend to be just as successful or more. 😂
I don’t think she bases what “matters” off of which classmates remember her awards… I don’t think anyone determines their metrics of success based on what their former classmates will remember 🤧
@ I’m saying that if you don’t win these awards your life ain’t over. All media posts is about how much you need to be the best in each class. I know so many people doing amazing things that did not do well in school. That does not mean they did not try because you definitely should but don’t I’m saying don’t think because you are not any of the things she got you can’t make something of yourself
Poor girl... Does that make you truly happy?
If this was a guy you wouldn't ask this.
Obviously she's happy
@@jerricho11 how do you know
She just called us dumb in a million different ways 😂
All that for a company to say you lack experience. Then they hire the guy who never went to college and has 5 years working experience and no student debt.
Let me tell you, as much as you learn and push yourself early on it pays back so so much later, but you cen't let school have your life, have as much fun as you can and let yourself be you during the best years of your life
You got this gurl❤❤❤
shes got all this AND shes gorgeous 😢❤
Honestly I think I’d rather have the social life. Having wealth when you’re older is nice but enjoying the prime time in your life with friends is something I value more
The more money you earn, the more time you have to spend with other people (provided it works out “best”). So many people have to work 2 jobs and have side hustles to get by. So, wealth gives freedom. I just met a man who had to leave his girlfriend at the hospital post-birth to go work. A bit more money would’ve meant way more support for his girlfriend and son. He could’ve been present. There. So
@@tee_1999 wealth may give freedom but you wont get that freedom unless you're very lucky (even with all her accomplishments) or it'll be given when your in your 30s or 40s when you've paid off everything you need and amassed that wealth. at that point just give me the social life with people i can enjoy my time with. also that guy you mentioned has a poor choice in company if they treat workers like that. the job i got would never lmao
The only girl posing in front of a camera that actually deserves likes and praise 👏
Congrats. Idek you but I'm proud of you.
You are definitely winning at life. Good for you, keep it up!
She is pretty and smart ❤❤❤
I’m so proud of you! Congratulations!!
so inspiring. need more girls like you in the mainstream
Why?
@idkwhatodo521 so girls can follow education, instead of opening OF or trying to please men
Summoned all the Hamilton fans