A time i felt really emotional

One time i was really emotional, was when my grandpa passed away because he had a seizure, and passed away weeks later, because he became paralyzed and he was brain dead. It was my grandpas birthday when he passed away which made me more sad and it made me cry way more because after we blew out the candles he had passed on. Another thing was when i saw my grandpa in the casket and knowing that he wouldn’t come back made me more cry, but the part that i couldn’t stop crying at was when i saw him get put into the oven. When i saw that happened i screamed and my aunt pulled me and my sister out of the room because she didn’t want us to see that. But that was a time i felt really emotional.

what is an invisible illness? and how do society treat it?

An invisible illness is something that effects people and they never get noticed by it by others because it is something that you can’t really show if that makes sense or only if you say something about what you have. Sometimes the invisible illness is so invisible that when people that have invisible illness park in a handicap spot people would say something like “you’re not disable, when they really are but its invisible. Society also treats it like its something that can get better in the future when really sometimes it can’t get better and that what they are gonna have to be doing. Also another thing is that society thinks just because they are okay the other day but then that person isn’t the next day, they don’t understand that mental illnesses can change your mood every second, minute, hour, or even day. But society treats invisible illness like nothing really because it can be so invisible they won’t even notice at all, and just think you are okay when in reality you really aren’t, and people aren’t understanding.

positive things

Positive things about myself is that i am a very supporting friend and that i am a very open minded person, to everyone. Also, another thing is that i always see a brighter side to things, and also a lot of people tell me that i give really good advice which i am proud of. Also another positive thing about myself is that i am a very kind caring person and not such a selfish person, because i think about how other people are feeling and what they are feeling. positive things i see in my best friends are that they are really caring and that they are not two faced people that will turn their backs and talk about me. Also, another positive thing i see in my best friends are that i can vent to them when i need to or have to. But the most positive things i see in my best friends are that they care for me.

summer

I hear the water splashing in the pool and ocean while kids are playing around. I can also smell the popcicles dripping from the kids hands while they play at the park. I can feel the hot breeze in my face, and i can also feel the sun burning my skin while I’m outside playing with my friends. i can taste the bbq that my family or other people are making. i can also hear the roller coaters and people screaming on rides and laughter in the air of joy.

What i am proud of

Something i am proud of is people complimenting me because that really makes me feel very good about myself and sometimes i rarely feel good about myself. Also i am pretty proud of opening up in 8th grade because in 7th grade it wasn’t the best because a lot of people used to think and call me a hoe because of how i looked like. Also i am proud of the fact that i am actually getting good grades in 8th grade but in 7th grade it was a bit different than 8th because in 8th grade I’m getting better grades. Lastly, i am proud of making my family proud of my grades.

when i look in the mirror what do i see

When i look in the mirror i see me, i feel like I’m an ok looking person, like i am kinda pretty and kinda ugly but i love myself either way. But in the mirror something i like about myself is my dimples, my lashes, and my lips and my eyebrows just a little bit. But also, some of the things i don’t really enjoy about my face is my skin, my hair, and my eyes, thats some of the features i would like to change. But in the mirror i see myself as myself.

Introduce Yourself (Example Post)

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You’re going to publish a post today. Don’t worry about how your blog looks. Don’t worry if you haven’t given it a name yet, or you’re feeling overwhelmed. Just click the “New Post” button, and tell us why you’re here.

Why do this?

  • Because it gives new readers context. What are you about? Why should they read your blog?
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The post can be short or long, a personal intro to your life or a bloggy mission statement, a manifesto for the future or a simple outline of your the types of things you hope to publish.

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