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I left my house to go vote for the first time in the presidential elections.

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My classmate Matuz took this photo when I was doing a super difficult maintenance problem.

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The sun was setting when I took a photo of the sea.

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We were toasting at our French picnic when the teacher took the photo.

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While I was solving a calculus practice, I was eating an orange.

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My friends and I were relaxing from so much stress when we decided to take a souvenir photo.

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While I was walking through Altamira, I saw the dry lagoon.

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My classmate Alicia gave me a crazy hairstyle and took a photo of me.

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This tree looked very pretty so I took a photo of it.

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My cat was getting up from his nap when I saw how cute he looked and took a photo of him.

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She is jo, she is a character from a novel set in another time where she tries to break and confront at the same time the rules of etiquette and conduct that commonly applied to women of the time. It motivates me to continue making an effort to work for what I want to obtain even if they tell me otherwise.

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Adrian:Start small and take it one step at a time. Begin with low-pressure situations, like saying hello to a neighbor or making small talk with a cashier. Gradually increase your social interactions as you become more comfortable. Remember, everyone has moments of insecurity, and it's okay to feel nervous. Practice active listening and ask open-ended questions to keep conversations flowing. Most importantly, be kind to yourself and recognize your progress, no matter how small.

Olivia: Take a deep breath and try to approach the situation calmly. Remember, how you respond says a lot about your professionalism and resilience. Consider addressing the issue with your boss calmly and professionally, expressing your concerns and seeking a constructive resolution.

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Maria: Remember that independence is a journey, not a destination. Take small steps to assert your own decisions and boundaries. Communication is key – express your feelings and desires calmly and assertively. Seek opportunities for growth and gradually expand your comfort zone. You deserve to explore and experience the world at your own pace.