I was always best at English. But when we got to high school, I hated all the books we had to read. History was more fun. I loved learning mythology, the advancement of tools, and about major wars. I have a hard time remembering names and dates, but I can memorize events and apply them to how we live today. I love comparing differences between our world now and the world hundreds or even thousands of years ago.
Have to say, English was more fun in college. It was all about writing professionally and reading old materials that really messed with your head. No Shakespeare crap. It was all alternative works that didn't really go down in history, but should have. And my English professor was from Bangladesh, which was interesting.
I was really good in school, but I rarely did homework so I passed classes but didn't exceed, but it was purely by choice and due to lots of mental issues I had in school. I am very good at math and english and art as well, but I didn't really like the classes because I don't like having to do certain things. Like I love to write, but I hate writing about things I don't care for... it's forced and I don't like it at all. I love art, but I don't like being forced to do certain assignments and in the way taught, like I love being taught concepts and different skills, but I don't like having to do a certain subject in a certain way. I did have one really neat art teacher that understood this and he let me turn in any art piece that I really worked on for credit for an assignment I didn't care to do. I can't say I enjoyed math, but I was always really good in it, I was advanced 2 years in math in Middle School but then "caught up" by high school cause I took algebra like 3 times... just because I hated homework, the only reason I ended up passing it was because we had a teacher who literally had us do homework each night but just glanced at the paper and checked it off, he didn't check anything, so in the 5 minutes before class I would write down random numbers and equations that made no sense to LOOK like I did something and I got credit, ironically in that same class I helped the teacher explain certain mathmatical concepts to the class that they had trouble grasping, the teacher told me I should consider getting into teaching...
