College could never have taught me the values ​​I discovered as a fifteen-year-old boy. Looking back on this essay, I can see that I have changed quite a bit. I disagree with some of the things I said in this article. I have included a strong belief in this essay: "...if you don't want to be honest, don't say anything." I think telling the truth goes deeper than just words, when you fail to tell someone the truth you fail to trust them with the correct information for whatever reason. I lied a lot, and this is the truth, I didn't trust anyone until my second year, when I formed a deep bond with the participants in my English world history class. As all second year groups do, we went our separate ways but I still maintained this moral and even though I don't trust many people, I still tell them the truth and avoid topics I would lie about. In my “Me and Money” essay titled “You Don't Just Need Money,” I talked about how I fail to use money wisely. In the summer of 2015 I was receiving over four hundred dollars every two weeks and by the end of the first week after payday, almost all of it was gone. At the end of February I left my job. I've saved over a thousand dollars and have quite a bit left. I feel like I've matured and I'm finally saving money. Even though I have matured a lot on my own, some of the credit goes to Mrs. Hiler