I had just turned twenty-nine, and honestly, I still didn't know what I wanted to be when I grew up. Sometimes it felt like life was more a process of elimination than a series of choices.
The author, David Sedaris, reflects on his feelings as he approaches the age of twenty-nine. He candidly admits that he remains uncertain about his future and what direction he wants his life to take. This uncertainty leads him to believe that navigating life is less about making definite choices and more about eliminating options that don't resonate with him.
Through this introspection, Sedaris captures a common struggle that many people experience—feeling...
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