[ WP ] You live in a society where you improve your skills and gain currency by leveling up . However , you 've just been diagnosed with XPDD ( Experience Point Deficiency Disorder ) .

Born to an irregular family of low leveled people, i always struggled more than i should have because of the disease i was born with. XPDD or Experience Point Deficiency Disorder, is a rare disease that only appear in 1 out of 5,000,000 of the people in the world. Since i was very young it always struck me how unlucky with everything i was, from school to sports. They say this disease only appear when the parents are really low leveled people and i always was told how rare my case was. My father a High-Leveled engineer and my mother a High-Leveled scientist, my brothers were all from low-mid level to the highest level possible. I was the black sheep of the family and this is how i started to change. 
 
 For starters i had to work harder than any of my siblings to accomplish something remotely close to what they could, it was hard as you can imagine, gaining experience at a slower rate than usual. When i was 16 i tried to be part of the baseball team and all my effort were futile, i trained hard for about 6 month before trying to get in the team and when the day finally came, i missed every single swing and every single ball went past me. Meanwhile, everyone around me treated me like if i was some kind of freak. I was the push around of the school, family and simply everywhere i was. The last time i felt like i was the bottom of the bottle in this magical place we call world, was when i was kicked out of my science class for being `` Not being able to understand a word and being too self-centered on my desires''. It kind of shook the very foundations of my existence to be called self-centered, but, for some reason it felt right, as i was there crying i understood why i was suffering so much because of my disease and it was all because of me. The blame was n't revolving around the peoples that surrounded me, it was because of me. 
 
 After that point, i worked on what could make me be better and that was, everything around me. I started to forget about my weaknesses and concentrated on different problems at hand. Every time the thought of me suffering because of my disease came into my mind, i popped a little gag or joke that only i could understand. I started gaining more and more experience, still not as fast as the others but it was n't as unpleasant and slow as it used to be. I finally started making friends, when my 25th birthday came, i moved out and started to live on my own, it was n't as luxurious as i was costumed to nor as easy as my family made it look, but it was a nice change. The world around me was a bright thing, it started to be colorful. As problems arrived, i began to work out solutions in a rate that was n't expected for the people of my ilk. 27 and i finally started making it `` big'', my definition of big begin to vary as soon as i hit a goal and my view of it all became wider, it was simply amazing, an amazing world with amazing things. The world had changed for me, and now that i am 30 and i'm leaving, i can not help but feel happy for everything that i did.
