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12 Nov 2006, 1:02 pm
rescently, i have been finding myself saying things like:
"when i retire..."
"once i am married..."
"i want my future child to..."
the problem i am facing is i am looking at this stuff-- and i am only 12 years old, i mean i will be 13 soon, next march (4 months) but i think i am looking too far ahead, is this normal? should i talk to my social worker about it? it is starting to bother me! 
12 Nov 2006, 1:07 pm
12 Nov 2006, 1:13 pm
thanks tim... 
Tim_Tex wrote:
It's never too early to think about what you want for the future.
Tim
Tim
12 Nov 2006, 1:46 pm
squier wrote:
rescently, i have been finding myself saying things like:
"when i retire..."
"once i am married..."
"i want my future child to..."
the problem i am facing is i am looking at this stuff-- and i am only 12 years old, i mean i will be 13 soon, next march (4 months) but i think i am looking too far ahead, is this normal? should i talk to my social worker about it? it is starting to bother me!
"when i retire..."
"once i am married..."
"i want my future child to..."
the problem i am facing is i am looking at this stuff-- and i am only 12 years old, i mean i will be 13 soon, next march (4 months) but i think i am looking too far ahead, is this normal? should i talk to my social worker about it? it is starting to bother me!
I do this too! My Mother often tells me off. I am 17 and I am saying "when I'm a forensic pathologist..." or "when I study for my PhD...", even "my kids would have to do this..."
Don't worry about it. Just write down all your wishes and dreams on a piece of paper and show it to your social worker. But keep a copy for yourself. These are important things and it will also be interesting to look back on them later.
