There are moments in life when you feel unseen, even when you are right there. Sometimes, being quiet makes people assume you are cold or distant. But behind that calm silence is often a person full of warmth, love, and depth, just someone who expresses it differently. This is my story about being a warm person who is often misunderstood. The Quiet Side of Me Sometimes I feel like people do not really see who I am. I am a woman of few words, and maybe that is why I am often misunderstood. I do not talk much, but that does not mean I do not care. In fact, I care more than I show. I just express it quietly and in my own way. I am warm, but my warmth is gentle, not loud or demanding. I listen, I observe, and I try to understand people before I speak. But when I feel that I do not belong, or when I sense that I am not truly welcomed, something inside me quietly shuts down. The wall that has been with me for years slowly rises again, protecting me from being hurt. Silence Is My Safe Spa...
Ever since I was young, I knew I wanted to finish school. I have always been bright and curious, eager to learn, but life was not easy. School felt like a ladder I had to climb. Each step was hard and required all my strength. I worked part time jobs, attended tutorials, and became a student assistant just to keep going. Some nights, I came home so tired my body ached, yet I opened my books by the dim light of a lamp, determined not to fall behind.
Finally, I reached the top. I finished school. I am proud not just of surviving, but of using my mind and determination to overcome the challenges.
But I know not every student can climb this ladder. Many want to learn, but they do not have the support, strength, or resources to balance work and school. That is why I believe our government must pay more attention to education.
I am grateful for the programs and support that exist, but sometimes the money does not reach the students who need it most. Some people take advantage of the system, and corruption blocks chances. That is unfair, especially to students who are working hard to stay in school.
Yes, building protection against floods and disasters is important. But education is just as important, if not more. Helping young people go to school and finish their studies makes the whole country stronger.
Some students stop going to school because they cannot afford it. Others work to help their families. Some go hungry before even thinking about books or transportation. These are real problems that need real solutions.
If the government gives more support for education through scholarships, school supplies, and help for students who work part time, more young people will succeed.
I was able to get through it, thanks to my bright mind and determination, but not everyone is as lucky. I want to speak for those still fighting, still dreaming. They need help. They need support. They deserve a chance.
In the end, the youth are the future of our country. If we give them opportunities and guidance today, they will grow into leaders who make our nation stronger and brighter tomorrow.
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