You know the saying, you never know what you've got until it's gone? Although there are many who beg to differ, there are few who live and breathe by that statement. When you're a teenager, you begin to question your worth in life, and just exactly where you belong. And in such a big world, it's easy to feel small. Not only are you finding your place in society, but your own home stops feeling like home, and suddenly you're lost. Maybe not in your surroundings, but in your mind. In a state of rebellion, or isolation, you're vulnerable to making either the best or worst choices of your life. Whichever path you start upon, it all starts to look hazy, and before you know it, there's nowhere to go, no one to turn to, nothing helping you figure out who you're meant to be. Once you turn eighteen, forced to face the era of adulthood, the inevitable transition of age. You're legally allowed to do as you please-- nothing can stop you now, but you're still stuck in the same situation. So, what do you do? Without giving it a second thought, you come to a final decision. One that will change your life as you know it, and the way you see the world, as you figure out just what it means to survive. Besides, who knows what you'll find when...
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