One year ago I had my first major break up. It was filled with tears and hate. Hate for what the other person put me through, and hate that I let myself get hurt. Today however I'm in a new place. I know that things happen the way they do to make you stronger. It is said that people come into our lives for a season, a reason, or a life time. Though I am still figuring out why he came into my life, I'm glad I had that experience.
One year ago was roughly when I changed my major. I am happy with this change but I still miss the thrill of my previous major. I would not have thought a year ago that I would be continuing my education to fight for the passion that burns inside me.
Over this past year I have learned more about myself than I have in the almost 22 years I have been living. I learned that I am a strong young lady that doesn't need the approval of a male. I learned that I am intelligent, despite the grades I get. I learned that I can do whatever I want to as long as I set my mind to it. The most important thing I learned is that I have the best support system a girl could have. My family and friends have helped me so much in the past year and I could not be more thankful. So thank you, to all have dealt with the whiney, inconsolable, irritating, annoying, and every other adjatiave you can think of to describe my behavior in the past year.
It has not been an easy year, but I can say for certainty, I wouldn't have made it with out you. So happy one year everyone.
You have grown a lot in the last year. Keep your chin up and remember to always believe in your dreams!
ReplyDeleteYou have grown a lot in the last year. Keep your chin up and remember to always believe in your dreams!
ReplyDeleteBri, I'm sorry that you've have such a rough time over the past year, but I'm glad that you've been doing better recently. Break ups are extremely hard and anyone that has had their heart broken can agree with you on that. You know we tend to put so much into a relationship and expect the same in return, but it doesn't always end up working out that way. It's like you said though, certain people are meant to come into our lives and we never know how long they'll stay, but their presence is important nonetheless; even if you don't see the importance right now. Changing your major is also extremely scary, especially if your heart is not in it yet. But I know that no matter what you do, you'll be great at it. Lean on those people that care about you during this transition time and just keep moving forward! If you need anything, I'm only a phone call away.
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