Quote by Louisa May Alcott

I have made a plan for my life, as I am in my teens, and no more a child. I am old for my age and don't care much for girls' things. People think I'm wild and queer; but mother understands and helps me. I have not told anyone about my plans but I am going to be good. . . . Now I'm going to work really, for I feel a desire to improve and be a help and comfort, not a care and sorrow to my dear mother.


I have made a plan for my life, as I am in my teens, and no

Summary

This quote highlights the perspective of a teenage individual who feels unconventional compared to others of their age. They have a clear understanding of their own maturity and desire to distance themselves from typical "girls' things." The speaker acknowledges that others might perceive them as bizarre and rebellious, but their mother empathizes and supports their uniqueness. With a strong will to progress and become a source of assistance and solace for their mother, the speaker vows to remain virtuous and focus on personal growth.

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By Louisa May Alcott
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