By The biggest thing I learned from my first photography class was that the first picture of your life is always the best picture of your life. There are always things you didn’t realize and things you didn’t expect, but the first picture is the best picture of any of your experiences.
When I was in photography class my professor told us that, in a way, photography is a form of storytelling. What that means is that we can see what we want to see. So if you are a parent, or a teacher, or a business owner, or a doctor, or a politician, you can see what you want to see at the beginning of your life.
Here’s the thing, though. When you are creating something with your imagination, you are more than likely going to miss some amazing aspects of your life. The first time you go to see your first doctor is the most important thing. The first time you see your first movie is also extremely important. The first time you go to see the first concert is also important. The first time you go to see your first band is also important.
The same can be said for expectations. A lot of us have an expectation of ourselves that is created within our own minds. As we take in the world around us, we are so excited to see ourselves and what things we are capable of, we are very likely going to miss a few things we want to see.
The same can be said for expectations. A lot of us have an expectation of ourselves that is created within our own minds. As we take in the world around us, we are so excited to see ourselves and what things we are capable of, we are very likely going to miss a few things we want to see.
It’s also important to put expectations in perspective. Expectations are important to our well-being because being happy is a direct result of what we expect from ourselves. When we put expectations on ourselves, we create an expectation that we are not going to disappoint ourselves. Therefore, we become disappointed more often than we are happy. That’s why it’s important to have expectations for yourself.
We’re all different. And as we all grow up, our expectations change too. Our expectations are a reflection of our lives, the person we are, the situation we’re in at the time. We expect ourselves to be able to do what we want to, to be happy, to not get stuck in a rut, to have a job we’re happy with. We expect our parents to be there for us, and we expect our friends to be in our lives.
As a teenager, I had expectations of myself that were very different than what I saw in my classmates. I had to wait for my parents to be there for me, to have a job, to have a car, to go to school. Those things did not come to me through my parents or my peers.
The difference between being an “expectant” teenager and a “real” teenager is that you have expectations of yourself that aren’t set in stone. I think that’s what makes each of us look different, and it’s something that’s important to recognize at a young age. Instead of being the “real you,” I think it’s important to realize that you have the right to be as different as you want to be, and that you have the right to be different from your peers.
The one thing that I do think that a lot of expecting parents tend to forget is that we are all different, and that no one is going to expect us to be exactly the same. It might make sense to you that I’m going to have a really long face, but I’m a lot of the time more serious and self-aware than you will ever know. I can give you all the information in the world, and still you wont be able to fully understand me.
