Being a teenager is weird. One minute you’re worrying about an exam. The next minute you’re wondering what you’re going to do with your life. It’s like playing CODM. When you first start, everything looks simple. You run around, have fun, and don’t think too much. Then suddenly you rank up. The enemies get stronger. The pressure increases. And now every decision feels important. As teenagers, we’re expected to figure out our future while we’re still figuring out ourselves. People ask: “What career do you want?” “What university are you choosing?” “What’s your plan for the next 10 years?” Bro, I still spend 10 minutes deciding what to eat. Social media doesn’t help either. Every day you see someone your age starting a business. Someone else is getting scholarships. Another person is traveling the world. And before you know it, you’re questioning your entire existence. But here’s something I’ve started to realize: Everyone is on a different map. You can’t compare your progress to someone else’s. In CODM, not everyone spawns in the same location. Not everyone picks up the same weapons. Not everyone faces the same opponents. Life is similar. Some people start with advantages. Some start with obstacles. But everybody is fighting a battle you can’t see. So if you’re a teenager feeling lost right now, you’re not alone. Most of us are. We’re all trying to understand who we are while building who we’re going to become. Maybe you don’t have everything figured out. That’s okay. You don’t need a perfect plan at 16, 17, or even 18. You just need to keep moving. Keep learning. Keep improving. One day at a time. Because the people who win aren’t always the most talented. Sometimes they’re just the ones who didn’t quit the match. 🎮👇 What’s one thing about being a teenager that nobody warned you about?
