As this important day I've been counting down to for ages draws to a close, I felt deep and reflective of my day today. Results day is often a day people dread, me being no exception at all! I apologise to those people who I began to push away as I got anxious and snapped at whenever they told me to calm down. I disregarded people when they tried to remind me that these grades don't even matter in the future, they are merely a stepping stone for wherever you want to go next. In perspective, it's not like a job employer will ask you what you got in your A Levels, or GCSEs, at a job interview - even if so, that's very rare. While I say I blocked out them comments, I also realised I told other people the same textbook answers of "I'm sure your grades really weren't that bad" or "everything will fall into place in the end", etc etc. While they are typical reminders, I do also believe there is some truth in this. So it occurred to me: if I&