What I can recall ...

I was born on October 23, 1995 in cold monday night. That very day there was a party in my hospital room because the boy that my father always wished was born, the one who will become the star point guard in Puerto Rico's basketball team. As most people around me know, that dream is somewhat far from the truth

Well, since my birth was mentioned it wouldn't matter to add that to add that I was born in the Caribbean, specifically in Puerto Rico. Ever since that moment in which I was brought into this life, I've been surrounded by those who I hold oh so closely to my heart. Much of these people are family members from my mother's side. One of the things that I fear most is that if somethings happens to one of them - meaning death - a void would be created in myself to the point that nobody will be able to fill it no matter how much they try. My family is of the most important aspects of who I am and will continue until the day that my consciousness stops working.

As you can see, i'm 19 going on 20 - that sounded like the title to the movie "13 Going on 30". I'm currently studying Liberal Arts (or "Estudios Generales") in the University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras Campus with the goal of finally changing majors - since the beginning of my first semester I've been trying to change to a Biology major, but the faculty has such strict for the change that it has taken me almost two years - and becoming some kind of doctor in the not-so distant future, time (as you can see) happens way to fast. One thing that resonates in my head always when speaking about my profession or my career path is a thing that my sister always mentions to me: Whatever I decide to study it has to collide with three roads, I have to have a passion for it and it has to help the population of this Island, make a big influence - the second or third one always stays in the untouched corners of my mind, meaning that I almost never remember it. For those two reasons I have chosen to study the major of Biology, it comes and collides with my passion and I feel that in that field I will thrive to such a point that I would most-certainly leave a mark. 

In the aspects of passions, I have only one: weightlifting. Sincerely there are things that save people from dark roads and that activity has done just that, saved me from a dark road. Each of us have to find a outlet in which they can go off and deal with their problems at some point in our lives because most of us are somewhat introverted, meaning that we don't like to speak of our problems and just prefer to chug it down to the point in which nobody, not even us, knows it's there until one day something wrong happens and we implode and tell everything to everybody making total chaos of a simple or difficult situation.