Being Independent Research Paper

Independent. When I was younger, I really wasn’t an “independent” type of person. I always seemed to rely on someone else, and could never seem to do things on my own. Like always expecting my mother would have a home cooked meal when I came home from school in third and fourth grade. Or when I when I got older, say twelve or thirteen years old, -about the time I was able to do stupid things with my stupid friends- when I relied on my father to give me an allowance of 20 dollars every week. But now, at the age of seventeen, with a job for over a year now that has pretty much sucked since the beginning, I am trying to be as independent as possible, but man is it hard. In today’s day and age, nothing, absolutely nothing in this world is free. Someone is always paying for something, no matter what it is. So in my opinion, the first rule of becoming independent and living a happy life on your own is to have a source …show more content…
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