When I think about the hardest thing I had to do is without a doubt facing the fact that my little brother Sebastian, passed away. He was so young and had so much going for him a lot more than what I was doing. He was ranked in the state for football being one of the best quarterbacks in Florida. He was a Division one athlete. I would sit in my room where it would be pitch black and freezing cold with my mind scattered all over the place, I wanted to give up. I would go on his Instagram just to
One of the hardest thing in life is just to be yourself. One of the hardest things in life to do is trying to accept yourself for who you are. Unfortunately most people don’t get to the accepting themselves stage until they are older. Even at childhood itself, you wouldn 't feel much comfortable in your academics when comparing with a brilliant pal in your class. There comes a certain time in your life when you just say ‘I can’t please everybody, so I am going to be myself’ and you accept yourself
Becoming a refugee is probably one of the hardest thing someone could ever experience. You have to leave everything behind, and restart a whole new chapter. As you flee to another country, you have to learn new languages, new cultures, religions and more. You will have to face many new challenges, and experience a whole new world. In the book Inside Out and Back Again, and in the article “World of Difference Benefit Luncheon”, Ha, her family, and Gurung both show the same struggles and challenges
maybe its the fact that i can barely keep my eyes open since my teachers all think their class is more important than any form of social life or heaven forbid another class. It’s both right? Yeah it is, how can we be expected to relieve stress if the things that we do to relieve stress make us more stressed, or we had to stop what we enjoyed doing to work on meaningless essays and questions that never end. That is what stress is, its that gnawing feeling that even if you do everything right you may have
My trial was hard and brutal. The hardest thing was to see that people, that I didn’t even know, want me dead for something that I am physically not capable of doing. You all know me, and who I really am. Most of you probably don’t care about what I have to say, and most of you don’t care what happens to me, but I know some of you do truly believe me. I was framed, and the evidence even proves that I didn’t do it, but no one believes a black man .I mean how could I choke a strong woman like Mayella
My Self-Concept Self-concept is one of those things that I believe changes as you grow up and go through more and more in your daily life. I would like to say that I am a hardworking, kind and caring human, although I don’t think that is the person I used to put out in the world. Going through this life I have become hard and closed off to the outside world, not necessarily because I want to but instead because of the people and events that have shaped who I am. I am always striving to get past this
a decision the lady in the front desk smiled at me and said something along the lines of “ready whenever you are”. The moment she said this two things crossed my mind: the first one being “I’m fucked,” and the second being “how did I end up here?” Unfortunately I didn’t have time to answer that question because at that moment I had to do the hardest thing in front of my life: performing and speaking in front of others. When I entered that classroom I knew that I was going to end up having a nervous
"This story is inspired by real events in France in the late 19th century." (Marie 's Story, 2014) "Blind and deaf since birth, young Marie Heurtin begins to experience the world in new ways as a nun coaxes her out of isolation." (Netflix) Marie 's father takes her to a boarding school, Notra-Dame de Larnay run by nuns, for deaf girls in hopes that they may be able to help Marie. At first the nuns say they are only a school for the deaf and simply do not know how to help Marie being that they have
I hope to wake up one day to find cancer was only a Zodiac Sign, I prayed every night. We are surrounded with ill people, we come into contact with them almost everyday, and we read stories of sick people all the time. However, there is a huge difference between reading about a celebrity that has been diagnosed with some kind of illness and discovering that my own father has been diagnosed with Stomach Cancer. A wise man once said, “A father is a son’s first hero and a daughter’s first love.” In
Death is an inevitable thing. It lingers over our head like a dark cloud and likes to follow us around everywhere we go. It’s something that is forgotten about and wished away. It’s something that can come trucking through your life and take you with it on the way out, or it’s something that can come peacefully during the night to whisk you away. It’s something that can take someone years to get over, or for some it could take weeks. It’s something that either bring people together, or tears them