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My name is Planeswalker and I shall tell you alittle about myself. I'm 16 and I'm somewhat of an "outcast" to other groups besides my own. Most of the time I'll be in a corner in the room, away from everyone else, and if you want to talk to me but you're afraid to do so because of how I am...talk. I'm in my corner because I prefer to; I like to create little worlds and stories in my head. Sometimes I can't tell the difference between imagination and reality. So next time you notice I'm not talking, it's because I'm probably not "down to earth". The friends that I prefer to hangout with are those who have as wide an imagination as I do, and who like the same things as me. Currently, I'm not interested in having or looking for a girlfriend because at this stage in my life my grades are a main factor. Plus, the fact that the majority of high school relationships are based on popularity and sex makes me sick; the fact that most the girls in my school are bitches also has something to do with it. Lets move on to my hobbies. My hobbies include: Playing Magic: The Gathering, playing Xbox and drawing. I also enjoy going to the mall and hanging out with my friends. My passion in life is Martial Arts, more generally TaeKwonDo. This passion grew since I was a kid watching Bruce Lee movies with my dad every Saturday night. With my dad being a black belt and instructer in TaeKwonDo, I decided to follow in his foot steps and join at the age of eight. I continued my training for four years till I finally reached black belt; I felt invincible. After that, I found myself bored in class and I no longer saw the point of going since I was now a black belt. Despite my dads dissapointment, I stopped taking TaeKwonDo and moved on to explore new things. I studied many other Martial Arts including Judo, Thai Boxing, Hapkido and Wrestling. Going into my freshman year, I decided to join wrestling. I enjoyed it alot and learned alot from the experience, but due to a back injury I was forced to stop wrestling. After a year of intense pain my docter recommended that I need to increase my flexability and strengthen my core to relieve my back pain, so my dad opened the door to TaeKwonDo. After three years I came back to TaeKwonDo; everything sort of came back to me and I found everything easier since my studies in other Martial Arts. My back started to feel better from taking classes so I stayed. I thing that I had returning that I didn't have when I started was the since of maturity that was needed to truly understand TaeKwonDo not as a sport, but as a Martial Art itself. After an additional year of training, I tested for my 2nd degree black belt. My dream is to persue my TaeKwonDo training and become an instructer and own a school some day. Till then, I'll continue to train hard. I thank you all who have taken the time to read this.
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