Ever since i've lived in Cullman county, i've thought differently about everything i've come in contact with compared to me living in Fayette county. Living in Fayette county made me feel like there were no problems of any kind also that there was the idea that there were no boundaries. When still living in Fayette at age eightmy father came to me and asked me " what would you think about your parents getting a divorce?" and not knowing what to say and also being eight years of age and not having a care in the world, my answer was "I don't know" Then my father tried to get me in a certain type of mood where i would be ok with the divorce of my mother and himself by saying "we would probably move to Cullman" after asking him "what would that mean?". This excited me for the following reasons: my grandparents lived in Cullman, Cullman was a bigger county, it had more attractions and enterainment, and it was newer than boring old Fayette county. After we had moved to Cullman a realization came over to me that Cullman wasn't that great and that I wouldn't be seeing my friends in Fayette very often. Having this situation happen in my life made me rethink everthing that ever happened until this point until this day. It had made me think about my decisions before they are made and it also made me more cautious and scarce with my decisions and how I think. In someway it has aided in my way of thinking and turned it into my classifying, non-judgemental, characterizing, and what some would call abnormal way of thinking i use and have today. In many ways the divorce has given me flashbacks and bad memories, but in others it has given me a lot to think about and given me an interest in psychology and an idea and new outlook on many different ideal things.
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