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      Over the past week I've been catching up with friends I haven't seen in a while and it's been so wonderful meeting familiar faces again. I guess the common theme of emotions that ran through the back of my head was the feeling of nostalgia. How time passes so quickly yet so slowly at the same time and how much my friends and I have grown over the years. No longer are we teens venturing into a new world far different from high school but young adults navigating their way through life's adventures.       In all honesty, I can't believe we've grown so much in over a year and it feels odd yet extremely satisfying to now consider myself an 'adult'. PS. being an adult isn't all fun and games like we thought it was, kids growing up is a lie  Growing up is tough, the process itself can be emotionally scarring but at the end of the day I'm grateful to be who I am today. I'd like to thank my family and friends for supporting me through my tough

        My results got released yesterday and I am ever thankful to be where I am in life today. Today I am a happier and stronger person than I was 3 years ago. I'm in a better place now and I'm extremely grateful. It's taken a lot of effort and a lot of ups and downs to get to where I am today.        To anyone who feels like they're just not doing that great in life at all, believe me, life get's better. Life is hard, it's not designed to be easy but that's the beauty of life. You'll never get to enjoy the great moments in life if you've never been down before. So believe me when I tell you that life gets better. It won't get better in a day but it will get better eventually so hold on. Lot's of people are advocates of the term "It Gets Better" and they're right it does.          It's not easy. It takes consistent effort and strength to push yourself to be better. Some things will never change and sometimes the onl

Hello beautiful people from all over the world, I'm back! Yes I know, I've been missing for a few days but it's not without good reason (I'll explain later on).      This whole week has been filled with dread honestly, I've had 2 of my wisdom teeth taken out and the experience I had this time was not as pleasant as my first. Since I removed one wisdom tooth from each side of my lower jaw, eating has been a problem. I'm on my 6th day of recovery and so far, I've been reduced to eating noodles and bread since I can't chew that well. Swelling has been a major issue as well, so I've been looking like a crossbreed between a chipmunk and a goldfish. PS, not the best combo in the world. The bright side to all of this is that I no longer have to worry about my teeth decaying from having food stuck between my teeth and that I've lost the unnecessary weight I gained during exam season. Now all I have to do is wait for me to fully recover to start exercis