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Name's Guilherme, but you can shorten that to Gui [pronounced ghee]. I'm an undergrad student, majoring in Applied Math, 19 years old. I enjoy fiction in general (books, TV, anime...) I have either a terrible or a great sense of humor, depending on whom you ask.
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    Be infinite

    This life is too amazing.
    There are such amazing things to try, to enjoy, to live for the first time or to do again and again without ever getting sick of them. But how do we choose? Time is like a biological organism that slowly evolves to the way we shape our choices.
    We all luckily get the chance to have a start, the state of things where anything is possible, where we can think about being literally anything we wish to. The only limit to that state is us, we are the only ones who can be able to judge whether or not we're are really able to dive into something. But in my opinion, our only limit is not our capacity to do something, but it's our will. That's the only thing that counts.
    Anyway, at a certain point, we must choose: that's the point where things start to get serious, where the ideal and the real meet. All the limitless possibilities will come to an end, 'cause we will have chosen one, and only one.

    This has always been a problem to me. I don't want to lose that amazing potential of being infinite, I want to be infinite, endless, I want to try all the possible combinations that this crazy life can offer me in order to appreciate every single bit of it and to value life for what it is, seen from as many perspectives as possible.

    I tried really hard to do it, I took up courses, did sports, started new jobs, studied, joined social events, went hiking, all at the same time just because I was, well just because I am, extremely passionate about life. But what happens when you try to live all the possibilities? You will inevitably crash with time. You can organise it at the very best, thinking you're making the most of it, but at a certain point all the exciting things you're doing get serious, everything gets heavier and heavier and suddenly that enthusiasm fades out, blew off by the reality of our world: not everything is possible. Or maybe it is, but just one thing at a time.

    I haven't found yet a definite answer to this big question: How can I make the most of my time? I'd probably feel upset, incomplete ditching some of my interests, but at the same time, is extremely tiring to do everything all together.
    But one thing is clear:

    This life is too amazing
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    January 8, 2019
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