We live in a very judgmental world. It doesn’t matter if a person is trying to do the right thing in a situation, everyone has something negative to say.

But who cares what you do, right?

You’re supposed to live your life how you want it -- so one day you can look back at your choices and say, “Heck yeah I did that!” Perfect Example: First Transformers movie Shia LaBeouf looks at Megan Fox and says, “Fifty years from now, when you’re looking back at your life, don't you want to say that you had the guts to get in the car?” Makes you think a little right? I probably use this line 10 times a day when making choices.

There is no reason in the world that the choices you make in life have to be justified either. You don't owe the world anything. If you don't pay my bills, if you don't support the roof over my head or the food on the table, and if you haven’t put a ring on my finger, I don't have to tell you the reasons why I did something just to get your approval. Of course, there are close friends and family members that you could reason with. However, if you haven’t talked to me in 2 years and all of a sudden you want to state your opinion, don't be surprised when I ignore you.

I guess what I’m really trying to say is: Live your life how you want to. Get married at 20, spend $1000 on your 12-year-old dog trying to save her life because she has saved yours, work more than you go to college. You make the choices that you believe that would best benefit your life. Your opinion is the only one that matters. No one else’s. Get in the car and drive