The stress of it all. How the hell are we expected at the age of sixteen {and seventeen, in your case} to decide what we want to do for the rest of our lives? Right now all I want to do is get of school, not start planning to get into another one. You're lucky you've always known what you want to do.
by Cecelia Ahern
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The character expresses their frustration and anxiety about the pressures faced by teenagers, particularly when it comes to making crucial life decisions at a young age. They question how they are supposed to choose a career path when they are still figuring out their current lives. At sixteen, the future feels overwhelming, and all they desire is a break from the academic routine rather than planning for further education.

They contrast their feelings with those of another character who has a clear sense of direction. This realization highlights the disparity between those who feel confident in their aspirations and those who are struggling to find their way. The struggle to balance current responsibilities with future expectations adds to their stress and desire for a simpler life without these pressures.

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