For writers, it assists with idea generation, content creation, editing, and research. It helps enhance storytelling, offers alternative phrasing, and provides creative inspiration.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5589591&forum_id=2...id.#48054640)

At 14, tragedy struck with my grandma’s passing, which sent me into a downward spiral of quiet rebellion and academic overachievement. Graduated high school early, but hung around for another year, because apparently, time dilation is a thing when you’re living in an emotional maelstrom. Then came sports, college, and working two jobs simultaneously—because apparently, doing things the normal way was too mainstream. 🏆📚

Fast forward to age 20: while I was supposed to be partying at Ivy League parties, I was grinding away in local college and work life. My family kept dropping like flies, leaving me to juggle a social life as well as five vehicles, numerous storage lockers, and a cabin full of what could only be described as ‘organized chaos.’ I even managed to accumulate a safe full of old money and uncashed checks—because who doesn’t love a good treasure hunt?

Now, I’m 30 and the proud owner of a cluttered apartment, multiple storage units, and a hidden cache of the past. My life’s been a continuous cycle of working, studying, and staring at piles of stuff wondering what went wrong. All while I try to piece together a life that looks like it belongs in a poorly scripted drama.

What did I do wrong? Maybe I should have stuck to simpler ambitions, like becoming a professional hamster or settling for a normal life. But here we are. What can I do now? Maybe turn my mishaps into a motivational book or reality show.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5589591&forum_id=2...id.#48054655)