No need to apologise, I completely understand. I’m sure we will find some groups to help us out. If I find something I will let you know.
I’m not sure I would try out for the national writing competition but let me know how that goes! Thank you :)
Nice talking to you! 6 months ago
Hi. So I read your post and you seem like me. I would like to make friends too. I love to write as well. That’s actually what convinced me to comment. I’m 20 years old so If you want to be my friend or if you find a group on the net please let me know as I would like to join as well. 6 months ago
I would like to talk to someone too. 6 months ago
3 of 10 down for me! Do share your diet plan please though cause I can’t seem to lose anymore. 7 months ago
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How I did it: Any person whose had acne would know that at times they leave deep pits behind which can result in a scar. too had acne as a teenager which resulted in a few deep scars. ive had these scars since was 18 and they really affected my self esteem. Nobody can look at their scarred face in the mirror and feel happy or beautiful. I went to a dermatologist but that just helped my acne but not my scars. Enough was enough.
So I decided to do some research. I found many herbal treatments and tried a few, from lemon to tea tree oil to aloe Vera. it affect the scar much. Then read bout tomato juice. started crushing peeled tomatoes to get their juice and crushed ice and mixed them together. Using the paste for my face everyday twice a day for 15 minutes, started to notice a change. within two months my skin was really smooth and no scar in sight. Its been 6 weeks since my last treatment and. my skin is still smooth and scarless.
No not one of those people who believe vanity is everything, but vanity does affect your conidence level whether you Agree or not. 20 years old and my scarless face has now really boosted my confidence level.
Read how I did it… 8 months ago
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How I did it: So I've always been a very pessimistic person, I am someone who used to see the glass as half empty. I thought nothing was ever good and I was just not even close to good enough. Suffice to say my pessimism had an adverse affect on my outlook. I was no longer content, before even trying something I would believe I would fail. This resulted me in not even trying to apply at my dream school. I always wanted to go to Harvard to study pre law and them move on to law school. The negative voice in my heart took over my brain and said why bother applying when you know you won't get in? But this nagging feeling in me said if I don't try now I will regret later on. So I applied. Yup I got rejected. I cried. I was sad and disappointed but eventually I was happy to know that I won't ever regret not knowing. I go to another university now and my dream to go to Harvard law school remains. But what this taught me was that when I'm negative I fail to try and when I fail to try I start to question what if?.... So its not like I'm always positive, cause sometimes I succumb to that negative voice. But I pull back from it because I'm tired of living in fear. So be free, don't be negative because who knows what tomorrow brings. All we can do is make ourselves happy by looking at the positive outlook. So what if we fail or don't get what we want? Everybody goes through it at some points in their life, some even fail throughout only to succeed after death. So let go of the negativity, and embrace the happiness and indifference to what can go wrong in this thing or that. what is meant to happen always does. Be happy, and look at the positive side! Read how I did it… 9 months ago
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So I’ve always been a very pessimistic person, I am someone who used to see the glass as half empty. I thought nothing was ever good and I was just not even close to good enough. Suffice to say my pessimism had an adverse affect on my outlook. I was no longer content, before even trying something I would believe I would fail. This resulted me in not even trying to apply at my dream school. I always wanted to go to Harvard to study pre law and them move on to law school. The negative voice in my heart took over my brain and said why bother applying when you know you won’t get in? But this nagging feeling in me said if I don’t try now I will regret later on. So I applied. Yup I got rejected. I cried. I was sad and disappointed but eventually I was happy to know that I won’t ever regret not knowing. I go to another university now and my dream to go to Harvard law school remains. But what this taught me was that when I’m negative I fail to try and when I fail to try I start to question what if?.... So its not like I’m always positive, cause sometimes I succumb to that negative voice. But I pull back from it because I’m tired of living in fear. So be free, don’t be negative because who knows what tomorrow brings. All we can do is make ourselves happy by looking at the positive outlook. So what if we fail or don’t get what we want? Everybody goes through it at some points in their life, some even fail throughout only to succeed after death. So let go of the negativity, and embrace the happiness and indifference to what can go wrong in this thing or that. what is meant to happen always does. Be happy, and look at the positive side! 9 months ago
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Sometimes I feel the same way. 9 months ago
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How I did it: Well I used to be involved with this wrong person and I thought I could never let go. I was young, stupid and in love apparently. Even though I was harming myself I remained friends with that guy. Eventually I became strong enough to let go. Of course I miss him every day, but I'm so much happier without all the insecurities and the worries of not being enough because a real friend would think I'm enough the way I am. Read how I did it… 9 months ago
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