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Sometimes we cannot really discount our feelings of anxiety. The thought about harsh realities of poverty and degradation is what keeps me uneasy. At times, my thought of being stagnant gets the best of me which will lead me to think about how my luck has been running out these days. It’s really normal to think about these worries, what’s not normal is investing too much emotions on it as if it’s the truth. Being pessimistic and believing in baseless ideas does not help one bit. Whenever I face anxiety, I always remind myself that my current position is not my destination. I am reminded not to predetermine my situation because I have a God who loves me and He will never forsake me. When have He ever left me? I avoided planning for my future because it stresses me out. I spent a year for rest and emptying my mind. It worked fine but as the days go by, I find myself feeling uncomfortable. I feel guilty to afford such a rest when I should double my efforts towards my goals. I

I have previously stated that Grown Women should invest on a personal space. Personal space is an important issue that we should not hesitate to talk about. Sometimes, when we mention about having to live separately from our families, people feel as though we do not have a good relationship with them. That is not the case. Having a personal space is important for growth, for independence and for getting things done—your way. Filipino Culture entails that only children who are married can go on their own. Unlike American Culture where they can separate at 18, grown men and women should think about having a personal space as early as they can. Here’s why: 1)     You will have to be responsible. Whether you like it or not, you will be forced to grow up and do adulting stuff. You will pay monthly dues, property taxes, maintenance fees. There is no choice left for you but to comply your duties as the owner. And to comply that, you need a job, a source of income. It would defeat

I will be taking a definitive exam on the last week of October and boy, I am so nervous. It is an English Exam! Previously, I am confident about my English skills but after being exposed to subpar English speaking people, I have stayed in character by speaking just like them. I am so worried that I am not using the proper context now. The exam has WRITING. I said it before, I am passionate about writing but this exam makes me really rethink about that. There is READING, LISTENING and Speaking. I don’t know what to do but I hope I can make it with flying colors. Serious mode begins today. Ok, Bye!!