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During the German occupation, I was 14 years old and surprisingly, it was the happiest year of my life. Despite the suffering and danger around me, I had a strong belief in myself and my father, which made it an exhilarating experience. I started experimenting with subversive activities, finding them enjoyable and ultimately becoming hooked on the whole enterprise.

My mother always told me not to let others define me. Don't carry the burden of others' limited views on what you can achieve. Sometimes people will help you, sometimes they won't. In those moments, you have to take charge and break down barriers to reach your goals.

I have no technical ability in music, but I know what I like and what I don't. My confidence in my taste and ability to express myself has been helpful for artists.

Get to know yourself better. Recognize your flaws and strengths. Don't mess with me when I'm feeling down.

I must be true to myself and embrace who I am, regardless of whether others agree or not. I strive to live a fulfilling life, not just exist. I refuse to let go of my aspirations and desires for a meaningful existence.

My name is Alexis Wilkins. I'm a Gen Z musician and a truth warrior. I was born in the US, and moved with my family to England and Switzerland before returning to the US and settling in Fayetteville, Arkansas. I grew up as an only child in a Christian home. My parents instilled in me the importance of God in our lives, which has significantly shaped who I am today. Having a sense of a larger purpose is very important to me.

My default emotion is to feel good. Choosing happy can lead to destructive behaviors like overeating or substance abuse. Instead, I focus on feeling proud. I aim to achieve things that make me proud of myself, earn respect from others, and be a role model for my family. I prioritize being proud over being happy.

I used to be liberal but now I'm not, for political and personal reasons. Attended George Floyd protest, got tear gassed. Liberals were never happy, bad for mental health. Insulting and condescending. Turned off by condescension and insults when someone disagrees. Gay pride parades with nudity in front of kids was a turning point for me. Being gay is fine, but not in front of kids.

I am a black conservative who defies stereotypes. I drive a lifted truck, know my father, live by the water, and have never faced job interview discrimination. I don't own a pit bull, wear a belt to avoid sagging pants, and have never fit any description. Despite being called names and mistaken for other black conservatives, I don't play basketball. My white manager doesn't make me uncomfortable around white people.

I've been very fortunate in family, having had two happy marriages. In my first marriage, I had two lovely daughters. Girls are delicious, sweet smelling, wonderful things. I remember them clean, hair done, in starch dresses; when they would bend over, the dresses would come up and you'd see the panties. Little girls are totally beautiful things. I was lucky with my girls in that they never had the problems that some people seem to have with girls. My daughters had their own problems of dating and so on, but it was never a problem for their parents.

I used to be human, but I still am. Being human means that certain things will bother you.

I believe that being present and focusing on love and giving to others is key to happiness. Avoid dwelling on the past or worrying about the future, as it leads to regret and anxiety. By staying in the moment and spreading love, we can make a positive impact on the world. This is what truly matters to me and what I would want to pass on to others.

My mom doesn't care if I'm gay, lesbian, or anything else. She only cares that I'm a part of the LGBTQIA+ community. If I'm not a part of it, she'll try to convince me to join it.

I won't be controlled like others. Only God controls me. I don't take orders from anyone else. My mom sacrificed for me. I serve only God.

Think positive thoughts and keep your mind focused. Avoid negative thoughts and doubt. Your thoughts determine your happiness and health. The happiest person is the one who thinks the happiest and most interesting thoughts.

I live in a place called the mouse house, where distinguished mice like Kahneman and Taburski reside. I have a shed filled with books that influenced me. On the door, I have a list of my dogs' names. I once painted rocks blue to represent a dried-up river. Then I started painting trees and eventually created a whole forest. When asked for the best advice I've given, I replied, "Eat, Drink, and be merry."

I went with my dad on a cello tour and we saw a film. Then I came back and talked about it. I believe in myths and still watch online programs. I have a friend and we go for walks. I'm happy that I can do things and I have a good life. Sometimes I feel blessed. I've done things and I'm proud of it. I don't want to be a chauffeur anymore. I forgot about my spaghetti. It's cool and fun. I don't want to go to school. I've done things and I'm going to keep doing them. I'm excited about what's to come.

I used to believe in fate and karma, but now I'm not so sure. I had a dream about destiny one night, but now I don't think about it anymore. I used to work for a boss, but now I don't understand what he wants. I used to like instant noodles, but now they make me sick. I used to travel a lot, but now I just leave it up to fate. I used to have a love life, but now I don't want to be involved. I used to choose my own path, but now I just go with the flow. I used to be popular, but now I'm just a regular person. I used to care about material things, but now I don't. I used to have a lot of desires, but now I'm content with what I have.

If you're not the real you, the people who are looking for you can't find you. The secret to life is to just be yourself. There's only one you, and the way you make your mark, learn to believe in yourself, discover the people you're supposed to surround yourself with, and find the right career path is by being the real you.

I embrace being different; it makes me special. What truly matters is a person's inner self, and inside, I'm filled with happiness and joy. I feel a sense of pride in who I am; I am jazz.

Life's a journey without an instruction manual, so we create our own paths. Freedom isn't free; it's earned. True heroes are humble, not driven by pride. Freedom is the ability to inspire, to choose your own path. We may disagree, but our differences can make us stronger. Choose wisely, choose what makes you happy. My happiness comes from my loved ones, my work, and even my Jeep—that's my guide. Go out there and write your own story.

My name is Tupac Shakur, I'm 17, and I find being 17 a bit odd but okay. I feel ready for the world at this age. I see myself as arrogant like my mom, which led me to quit my job today because I felt disrespected. I value what's important to me, like this interview, over serving pizza. My mom and I clash due to our arrogance, but she understands me.

I always aim to feel proud, not just happy. Choosing happiness can lead to destructive behaviors like overeating or substance abuse. Instead, I focus on achieving things that make me proud and earn respect from others. I want to be a role model for my children and make my loved ones proud. I prioritize pride over fleeting happiness.

I had a lot of freedom growing up and dropped out of school at 12. I convinced my mom to let me stay home, and I was self-directed. By high school, I was in a program for troubled kids. I wasn't a good student and focused on my interests. I was philosophical and read existentialism. I don't see myself as just an entrepreneur. I had a successful company but it's not my identity. I had the biggest website and sold it for a lot of money.

People who maintain a desire to make a difference in the world tend to stay engaged in life. Even if their specific purpose evolves, holding onto that aspiration is what they get right from a young age.