Antonia
Dear younger me, reflecting onmy self froma while ago I've realised that I've changed a lot. I now like things that I didn’tbefore, like going outand sharing drinks like baking with my mum & sharin a glass ofwine. I like going out& seeing my friends. Talking while my ourpouchesquickly decrease. Ive changed also. My style, me as a person& what I chooseto focus on. I no longer spend time with idiots I no longer surround maself with peoplewho bring me no peace. Peaceofmind over everything. Ive discovered that I actually really adore ma hair now. Its sucha big part ofme. Ive learnt that being aware is a blessing & a cursebut Iwouldn’t change that for the world. Discovered that being alone is okay. That my own companyhas to be acceptedyou only only have yourself at the end ofthe day.
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Emma
Amélie
Today, I want to reflect on the core elements shaping my identity. At the heart of who I am is my twin brother, he's not just a sibling, but an integral part of my identity. Growing up together, we've shared countless experiences, and his presence in my life is a source of strength and comfort. Equally significant is my role as a big sister, my connection with my little sister is a close relationship which I treasure.
art and painting is my passion, they help allow me to express the feelings I have for the important people who make up my world. My art often fea features portraits of my parents, siblings and friends, each painting reflecting the depth of my connection with them
I often view my childhood as a fleeting moment, always worrying about wasting my time , and making a promising future for myself. I cherish the memories I have growing up with my friends and me innocence of childhood it encapsyulat encapsulated
my connection to the beach is another unique tacet of my identity. Collecting seashells and sand from every beach I visit is a way I cab preserve these memories, as well as connecting to my dos, which have always been a source of comfort and joy
my lucky necklace, which I've worn for the past 5 years, holds a special place in my identity. It's a symbol of luck and supemti superstition, a small token that provides reassurance and comfort in the uncertainty of uncertain journey of life.
these are the things that create the tapestry of my identity, and I hold them close to my heart.
-Amélie.
I find it incredibly hard to imagine what you think of meKate Bottomley