This still doesn't change as a adult, but since I was a little girl, I was always transferring in/out of Japan due to my dad's job. My ideal was "To never say good-byes, and to live happily in a same town under same circumstances." But reality was different. I was always transferring every few years. I was always "the new kid in school". When I was a little girl, I hated this transferring into new places. As a child, I had no choice but to go along with my family. Because of transferring so many times, you can't imagine how many times it made me cry and my heart sink down. But after I turned 20 years old, to look back on my life as an overall review, I realized that my life wasn't all that bad at all. I realized as always being a new kid in school, I had slowly but surely gained something that was really important invisible to the eyes. For example, like independence,cooperations with others, curiosity,experiences, manners, cultures, genorosity, being social and etc. Now I can say to my parents,"I was glad to be able to live in so many places" without hesitation. Does this mean that I have grown up a bit mentally?!