I was never really insecure too much. I mean I have had the "I'm not pretty enough," "I'm not smart enough," and the "I'm not good enough." We've all had those thoughts, but my insecurity came into light when I got into a bad relationship.

He would always comment on how I would sleep in and how I'm always sleeping. I was homeschooled from second grade to now. I'm graduated and I'm still getting those comments of how much I'm sleeping in.

To the public school students, me waking up at 11 AM or 12 PM is this horrible thing! Sometimes I fall asleep at 4 or 5 in the morning! What's wrong with getting 7 or 8 hours of sleep?!

While public school students have to wake up and go through hours of classes, I am sleeping in bed already either done with the day, the week, the month, or even the year. Not only did I finish my senior year of high school early, but I also went to college and did really well. Like my professor flat out told me that there was no need for me to be in an required class.

It makes me think that they're jealous of me.

I'm saying I may not have a job, but I have so much experience in many areas. I have management skills, I've been in high management positions. I have experience with childcare, and I volunteer with animals and kids.

I have realistic dreams of becoming a Veterinarian Technician. I'm also currently writing a book trilogy.

Who really is successful? The one who sleeps in after a late night of productive work (many historic geniuses were night owls) or the one who goes from job to job not finding a more permanent career?

Exactly. Night owls aren't lazy, many good careers have late nights. Who are the real winners? What is success and who has it?

Don't judge people for their habits, they might go places that you never even imagined.

10/13/17