Do you think your life is healthy? Would you continue this lifestyle as an adult?

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<p>@energia yeah Ill probably use UT as a safety, but honestly I don’t know where I would want to go. Unless I went Ivy there’s no point in going tier 2 for something like business when the connections in Houston you get from UT are a big deal. Stanford’s extremely difficult to get into. I visited during one spring break and it’s really awesome. I’m sure you’ll enjoy it if you get in.</p>

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<p>Not really.</p>

<p>I don’t exercise, don’t sleep nearly enough, somewhat addicted to the Internet/social networking/electronics in general, and my diet isn’t amazing (although it definitely isn’t bad; I eat more fruits and vegetables than a lot of people I know). I’ve been consciously trying to improve these things, though. One step at a time.</p>

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<p>I used to be really obsessed with health food when I was 14/15 (I drank green smoothies and stuff), but not so much anymore.</p>

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<p>Do I consider myself healthy?</p>

<p>Eh…no. (channeling Despicable Me 2)</p>

<p>I only average like 4-5 hours of sleep (average for high school students, but still not healthy). I eat a lot of junk food, though I’ve really been trying to cut down. I run/walk on Sundays at a gym, but that doesn’t make me that much healthier, lol. People say I’m skinny, but I’m quite sure I’m above average for my age, gender, and height (I just hide the excess fat well) so I’ve been trying to lose weight, hence the eating less junk food. </p>

<p>Hopefully I will develop better eating habits before I go to college, or else I will gain SO much weight.</p>

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<p>I need to eat more. I know, opposite problem of everyone else in the universe. But I exercise a lot and don’t eat enough to make up for it and I lose weight really easily.</p>

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<p>Yes, probably. I eat a decent diet (not great, but not terrible by any means). I only drink soda 1-2 times a week and I rarely ever eat sweets. I do exercise lightly at least 3-4 days a week (JV tennis really isn’t that big of a workout). Most nights, I get at least six hours of sleep. I’d say that I’m satisfied with my somewhat healthy lifestyle.</p>