Duncan Wingfield - Assignment 19

I am of the firm belief that magical, life changing advice is not a real thing that happens to real people. That's the type of thing that happens in corny coming of age movies, not the real world. Not once in my life have I had someone bestow a nugget of wisdom on me that I've held true to my heart ever since. Writing this I'm even struggling to recall getting any advice at all besides stuff that's super mundane and about anything besides making Lego things look nicer or math. The things I've had said to me that are the closest to this magical life advice is the stuff people have told me whenever I'm in trouble and to be completely honest I barely remember any of that, just the same old stuff of like "Think about what you say before you say it" which yeah that is good advice but I already knew that and the person telling it to me did not change my perspective on it or anything because that's not something that I needed to have told to me to figure out. The same thing applies to anything else told to me by scary and seemingly soulless school administrators whose only job is to force feelings of remorse into the minds of children.