“The time I felt most alive was last summer. I was with my brother and my sister, and we went to an amusement park the entire day. All day it was the typical amusement park. But we stayed until after dark and my brother, sister and I went on this one roller coaster during the day, but when we went on it at night, it felt like something in the air kind of switched, and it was like this buzz of electricity in the air and it was really fun and exciting. It was this really nice moment of freedom, and I feel like the times you do feel most alive are when you’re surrounded by people you care about and you love and you have those really intimate experiences that really shape a lot of who you are and that was mine.”
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