Dear Sir,

I write you this letter because I wanted to tell the story of my big "restart". When I entered the 5th
grade, I was a small, innocent child. I wasn't ready for that. All my classmates were either smarter or just
more mature, and I felt very lonely, even with my friends near. Around the 7th grade, I start seeing the
whole life kind of different, but for apparently no reason. Before I said something, I thought about it
even a day or two. After a few years, I realized what happened. Because of my constant loneliest and
insecurity, I developed a sense of strategy and anticipation that allowed me to think about the
consequence of my actions, and that was quite an advantage for the future. After that, the puberty
kicked in, and all the hormones put my brain on fire. It wasn't helpful at start, but after things calmed
down, I had a slightly different view over the world and its deep meanings, and I start asking myself
questions about life and death and god and so on. Even at home, things evolved. I was firs a child who
had only needs, but slowly I became more independent by each day. I started cooking and cleaning, and
I became more organized with my time and my staff. Every adult that hear this narrative blame the
puberty, but I know that I start rotating my life before, it just was a factor that helped me turn my life
180 degrees.