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I'm Not Going to Die Today My mom always said that I was going to die young, that I would never make it past 25. It wasn't because of any health problems or anything like that, it's just that she thought I was reckless and impulsive. She thought I took too many risks, that I didn't know when to stop. I remember when I was a kid, my mom would always be worried about me getting hurt. She'd scold me for climbing trees or riding my bike without a helmet. But I never listened to her. I just kept on doing what I wanted to do, no matter how much she warned me. As I got older, my mom's worries only intensified. She was convinced that I would end up in some kind of accident, that I would die young and leave her all alone. And at first, I thought she was crazy. But as the years went by, I started to realize that maybe she wasn't so far off. I've had my fair share of close calls over the years. I've been in car accidents, fallen off my bike, and even gotten into a few fights. And each time, my mom would freak out, begging me to be more careful, to think about what could happen if I got hurt. But no matter how many times she warned me, I just couldn't seem to listen. I was always pushing the limits, testing the boundaries, and taking risks that made her heart skip a beat. And it's not like I'm proud of it or anything - I've just never been one for following rules or playing it safe. But as I look back on my life now, I realize that my mom might have been right all along. Maybe I was destined to die young, maybe I was always going to take a few too many risks and push my luck a little too far. But the thing is, I'm not dead yet. And even though my mom's worries are still there, lingering in the back of her mind, I know that she's proud of me too. I may have made her worry, but at least I've lived life on my own terms. At least I've taken risks and pushed the limits, even if it means getting hurt sometimes. And who knows? Maybe one day I'll look back on all these close calls and realize that they were worth it - that living life to the fullest was always better than playing it safe. Because in the end, it's not about how long you live, it's about what you do with the time you have. It's about taking risks and pushing limits, even if it means getting hurt sometimes. And for me, that's what it's all about - living life to the fullest, no matter what happens next.