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Breaking The Silence
Hey, everyone. Today, I want to talk about what happened earlier this week. I did not manage to speak up about it ever since the situation happened. I was speechless.
As you may all know, there was a terrorist attack in Manchester. I've heard about it and it shook me. It the situation made me speechless, because a suicide bomber killed many people, ranging from 8-18 and few adults. My heart lurched when I read that.
And I can understand Ariana Grande's pain, how she was in a situation where she does not have control over. It must be hard to see her fans get killed or injured. That must've traumatized her.
I feel like for the past few years, I've seen a lot of horrific images of people getting killed from not only in US, but also in Syria, and Europe. Innocent lives are getting hurt, and it pains me so much. It's all because of a terrorist group wants to aim their goal.
I don't understand why, though? I know back then, before the split of religions happened, there was no war on belief. And God did not state anything about violence. I may not be religious, but I know for a fact that God does not want us to fight. Believe me.
We, the people, may not be perfect but we try to do our best to change for the better. And we, the people, do not want to give into fear. We must be strong and not let fear take over us. We must find a way to end the war we live in. Even though we have damaged enough for the past few years with the Middle East, but it's not too late to bring peace and unity. And it's also not too late to make amends. We can find a way to fix this.
And I hope that Ariana will get back on her and be strong. I'm happy that she is doing a good deed by paying for the victims funerals and sharing her condolences. I hope that, in the meantime, we give her time and peace.
I would also give my condolences to the victims' families. May they rest in peace. All we have to do now is move on as we find a way to have peace.
As you may all know, there was a terrorist attack in Manchester. I've heard about it and it shook me. It the situation made me speechless, because a suicide bomber killed many people, ranging from 8-18 and few adults. My heart lurched when I read that.
And I can understand Ariana Grande's pain, how she was in a situation where she does not have control over. It must be hard to see her fans get killed or injured. That must've traumatized her.
I feel like for the past few years, I've seen a lot of horrific images of people getting killed from not only in US, but also in Syria, and Europe. Innocent lives are getting hurt, and it pains me so much. It's all because of a terrorist group wants to aim their goal.
I don't understand why, though? I know back then, before the split of religions happened, there was no war on belief. And God did not state anything about violence. I may not be religious, but I know for a fact that God does not want us to fight. Believe me.
We, the people, may not be perfect but we try to do our best to change for the better. And we, the people, do not want to give into fear. We must be strong and not let fear take over us. We must find a way to end the war we live in. Even though we have damaged enough for the past few years with the Middle East, but it's not too late to bring peace and unity. And it's also not too late to make amends. We can find a way to fix this.
And I hope that Ariana will get back on her and be strong. I'm happy that she is doing a good deed by paying for the victims funerals and sharing her condolences. I hope that, in the meantime, we give her time and peace.
I would also give my condolences to the victims' families. May they rest in peace. All we have to do now is move on as we find a way to have peace.
Published on May 25, 2017 18:57
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Rough Week, But Managed To Be Alive
Hey, everyone. I've been feeling on and off today, but not to worry. At least today is perfect so far. I have enjoyed a perfect song that is stuck inside my head (seriously, I can't).
I was trying to get over the grief of my old friend/crush from middle school. Unfortunately, he died so young. He's around my age (so probably 19 or 20), which I must say it's devastating to hear. I have not visited the funeral, since I lost touch with him.
I have to admit-- and trying to not speak ill of the dead --but he was annoying and tries to act smart. Everyone was teasing him. Even I teased him, despite that I had feeling for him at the time. But you know something? We were all weird back in middle school, and my friend made me believe that. And even though he was a trouble maker back in the day, I know that he was trying to change that, after he got kicked out of our school. I can deduce that he's been trying to be a happy, go-lucky man before he passed away. So I will miss him and pray that he would be safe by God.
I want to leave on a positive note that I'm grateful to have my loved ones with me. My dad bought me this ring (which you can find on my twitter page), because he always wanted me to wear one for the longest. I have to admit, it's the best gift that I can ever had, because now that it can symbolize how much I'm grateful to have my loved ones. And I'm also grateful to be a writer today, because I've made it so far by publishing my first novel. Now I'm going to write more for all of you to read it. I hope that one day, my stories can pass on.
So that's pretty much it for me. Be sure to check out my novel, The White Sirens. Available on Amazon in ebook version. And please, make sure to rate and review my book as well. It's not only important for me, but important for you so that I can hear what you need to say. I would love for you to voice out. https://www.amazon.com/White-Sirens-S...
I was trying to get over the grief of my old friend/crush from middle school. Unfortunately, he died so young. He's around my age (so probably 19 or 20), which I must say it's devastating to hear. I have not visited the funeral, since I lost touch with him.
I have to admit-- and trying to not speak ill of the dead --but he was annoying and tries to act smart. Everyone was teasing him. Even I teased him, despite that I had feeling for him at the time. But you know something? We were all weird back in middle school, and my friend made me believe that. And even though he was a trouble maker back in the day, I know that he was trying to change that, after he got kicked out of our school. I can deduce that he's been trying to be a happy, go-lucky man before he passed away. So I will miss him and pray that he would be safe by God.
I want to leave on a positive note that I'm grateful to have my loved ones with me. My dad bought me this ring (which you can find on my twitter page), because he always wanted me to wear one for the longest. I have to admit, it's the best gift that I can ever had, because now that it can symbolize how much I'm grateful to have my loved ones. And I'm also grateful to be a writer today, because I've made it so far by publishing my first novel. Now I'm going to write more for all of you to read it. I hope that one day, my stories can pass on.
So that's pretty much it for me. Be sure to check out my novel, The White Sirens. Available on Amazon in ebook version. And please, make sure to rate and review my book as well. It's not only important for me, but important for you so that I can hear what you need to say. I would love for you to voice out. https://www.amazon.com/White-Sirens-S...
Published on July 13, 2017 08:41
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