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First time I join this class. And, thank youu for information that share in Mading Class. It can make me to speak English clearly although still little².

Always share information in mading too or invite me, Kak² 🤩

The question is really common and simple but the answers is different with each other.

When it may be awkward to telling strangers our secret but in here we can really tells everyone comfortably. Some get nervous to be like by his friend, some get heartbroken because the friend didn’t love her back and ruin the relationship and the other get married to their best friends after waiting for 4 years, the other again still waiting to be married with their junior/senior/university best friend, and the last one is being caretaker which is really commendable. Such a great stories and good to see you know.

Lets share our instagram account :

@adinda.nirwha456

And yeah! Embracing the embarassed moment 😉

Thank you everyone 🥰

@rskaamela

Today wasn't about mushy self-help. Rejoining a speaking session, I realized the topic couldn't have been more perfect. The vibe was awesome – super chill and judgment-free.

The group dynamic was a fun mix. Kak Meykke brought the extrovert energy, while the rest of us, leaning more introverted, thoughtfully chimed in with insightful observations.

The spinning wheel of emotions took us on a wild ride. We explored positive feelings like pride and happiness, but also delved into the awkward zone – that overwhelming urge to disappear after an embarrassing moment.

Sharing our emotional journeys wasn't just fun, it brought us closer together. Shared experiences build connections, a well-known principle in social psychology. We went from a bunch of strangers to a mini-community, all thanks to the power of opening up.

Leaving the session, I felt amazing – happy, connected, and super pumped about the power of talking things out. It's like therapy, but way less formal and way more, well, fun. This whole experience was a cool reminder that emotions aren't random; they're a huge part of who we are. Understanding them can help us build better relationships and navigate life's complexities. So next time you're feeling something, don't bottle it up. Embrace it, explore it, and maybe even share it with someone – you never know what kind of connections you might make.