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Many people feel like they have been a disappointment throughout their lives, be it their parents, siblings, teachers, friends or even themselves. When we were young, our teachers kept telling us that we should do better; our report cards reminded us that we were not smart kids. Those scores don't lie, they make us define ourselves as lazy kids. But sometimes we are very smart and often create wonderful inventions and novel games; our profound knowledge and innovative ideas often surprise teachers, parents and even ourselves. We don't want to cause trouble; we don't intentionally start the day planning to piss off people; we don't mean to leave the room cluttered and have frantic parents waving their arms. We don't put thumbtacks on the bulletin board just to see the teacher's veins popping out; we don't do all kinds of tricks just to make our classmates laugh; nor do we ask for more toys, more advanced bicycles, and more perfect birthday parties just to make our parents blame themselves.