Peaks and Valleys by Elizabeth Simoulis Ruiz

Enjoy the process (LC)

2019-04-22 17:40:28 UTC

Since the day I was born, I've always tried to accomplish whatever was in my mind, in order to prove to people what I'm capable to do. Although fulfilling this feeling has not always been possible, during the process of completion of my goal, I've learned that throughout the journey, there are also mini goals which can make you happy. Thus, I've tried to switch the feeling of struggle, which always takes place during the path, for a feeling of acknowledgement of how fruitful can be the process.
Leyre de la Calzada

MY STRUGGLE

jaimegarrigues — 2019-04-22 18:02:18 UTC

6 years ago, my parents got divorced and I was really sad, so what I did to cope with the issue was to adapt to the situation, I haven't really outcome the problem, but at least it isn't there to hurt me any more (at least for now).
Jaime Garrigues

MY STRUGGLE

2019-04-22 18:22:47 UTC

I play in a football team in which throughout the year we participate in a league, in which there are games every weekend from September until the beginning of June. During these last years our results in the championship were not as expected and we were continuously in a bad position. At the beginning of this season we set out and made a good effort to get some good results in this year's league. Our work, friendship, teamwork, perseverance is helping us achieve the goal. There are still some days to finish the league and we are in fourth position.

Pablo Roncero

MY STRUGGLE

cristinagras — 2019-04-22 18:23:14 UTC

A few years ago, I had a few subjects in the school specifically that I was doing very badly and I never got ahead (I always failed) , one day I realized that the reason why I did not achieve my goals was because I did not try hard enough. So I decided to look for a solution. I started to try harder in a series of things, and when I needed it, I asked for help. In the end I got my goal and now I'm better. It cost me effort, but in the end the reward of reaching my goal was better.
Cristina Gras

My struggle.

2019-04-22 18:46:25 UTC

A few months ago I went to the hospital and they detected diabetes, at first it's crazy because you have to adapt quantities of meals, schedules, punctures to measure sugar ... To solve the problem of adapting to it was to have a lot of patience, organize everything very good and help from friends who support you.

Daniel Gordo

At the beginig of the year I started my last year of secondary school. I'm a person who had never failed anything in my life, I don't know the reason why, but I started failing, and It is as if my body had become accustomed to failure. I'm trying to end this lack of desire and finish the course well, since I have a month before the important exams.

2019-04-22 21:23:28 UTC

Ana Garzón Sanz

Bruno Álvarez Cruz

bruno_alvarez_cruz — 2019-04-23 11:46:58 UTC

A few years ago, my parents decided to change me of school. That supposed a big change for me and my family. Then, I knew that all started from zero.
During the first semester, I felt so alone in the school. Thankfully, during the second semester, I started to do adapt to the school and made new friends.
And now I'm better than never (and better than in the other school).
I hope I don't have to change of school again.

Eva Tarrasa Puebla

2019-04-23 15:08:39 UTC

Last year I changed from sciences to humanities. It was a very difficult decision. I felt like I had lost my identity and myself. I did not know who I was. I did not know what I liked or what I was good at. Thankfully, I realized that I truly wanted to study was humanities. That I did not what to be a doctor like my parents wanted. And for the first time I was truly pursuing my dreams.

Paula Missé

2019-04-23 16:45:27 UTC

Patr

2019-04-23 16:45:43 UTC

My struggle...

2019-04-23 17:38:25 UTC

Last year I had a conflict with my group of Friends. It was so difficult to me as it's hard for me to meet new people. In that momento, I was sad as I felt alone, but thanks to this I met new people who made me really happy. Nowasays I'm fine with my group of Friends and I have a lot of new Friends. I learnt from that experience that even bad things bring you good things.
Berta Olano

Blanca Pagola

whitepagola — 2019-04-23 17:44:08 UTC

Three years ago I changed school. I was so excited but scared at the same time. I started to see that it was going to be more difficult that what I expected, due to there where a lot of groups and I did not know where was my place and who I should trust. Now, I have a lot of people who I consider my friends and I have found my place in a group where I can be myself.
That´s how I learnt that we will always find ourselves a place to be comfortable, and that there is a lot of people who will like you as you are.

Sara González

2019-04-23 18:29:50 UTC

Four years ago I had to leave my country and for me that was a very difficult time because I would have to start over. Currently, I'm happy, I have learn to adapt and to enjoy the little things.

Laura Martí

2019-04-24 16:45:42 UTC

Two years ago I had a conflict with my group of friends and my best friend was abroad during the school course. That time I felt alone because I didn't feel like I could trust those friends. Now, I have done new friends that really appreciate our friendship and I'm happy that those "toxic friends" aren't my friends anymore.

Aina Creus

2019-04-24 16:49:19 UTC

A few months ago, I found out that I had a cyst on my breast so that it has to be taken off. I went to the doctor and he gave me a date and time for my surgery. That day I was very scared but I entered to the operating room I become strong and since that day I am a powerful and strong girl. Also I became more responsible and self-sufficient because when I was newly operated I had to overcome all the difficulties.

Lucia Garcia Camara

2019-04-24 16:54:51 UTC

2 years ago, a friend say a lot of bad things of me to my actual group of Friends. She was all the year saying thouse things and at the end of the year I discovered that she was doing that. But now I am so happy because My Friends see the real person who I am and not what they Heard. I learn a lot of that because now I know in who I have to trust.

Maria llanos

2019-04-24 17:42:01 UTC

Some years ago, I was experiencing a very toxic relationships with some people, they were not very good with and most of the time I was with them I felt rather sad and powerless over my feeling. after stopping this relationship I started to feel more relieved and caring about myself and understand what really was experiencing friendship with very nice people

Laia Solé

2019-04-24 17:42:28 UTC

Four years ago I had to change school, but not because I wanted and I didn't like at all my parents decision. I remember being very angry with everyone and not enjoying things. Now I don't regeret my parents decision, because my old school was a good place to spend time with friends but not that good at learning something, whereas my new school has given me a lot of opportunities.

Paula García

pghyopis0608 — 2019-04-24 17:52:08 UTC

Two years ago the parents of my best friend decided to put her in a boarding school in Canada because of her attitude and her grades at school, she tried not to happen but they did it at the beginning, it was only for 1 year but she has been there for a year and a half and may continue another year.

Paula Missé

2019-04-24 19:40:23 UTC

Two years ago my parents decided to send me to a camp in Canada to have the opportunity to learn english with no spanish friends. I was so scared. When I arrived there, nobody could speak Spanish and everbody was so familiar with the camp. The first week was a little terrifying because I felt alone. Then I started having fun and making friends, and it passed so fast. I had a wrong image from the camp at the beginning and now I want to come back!

MY STRUGGLE..

2019-04-25 20:33:35 UTC

9 years ago my parents decided to move from one small city to a big one like Madrid. This decision was a very difficult one for me, everything changed but at the end I was able to adapt my self to all that changes and I am currently very happy.
Goretty Martinez.

Teresa Garrido

2019-04-26 16:01:00 UTC

When I was 4 years old, my parents join me to a competition ski club. I was really little and it was very difficult to me to adapt to that situation. I did not like racing and being under pressure. But now, I realize I learned a lot of things thanks to all that suffering. I discover that not everything is easy in life, I discover hard work is always recompesate and that we do not have to give up.

It is also really important to see things with positivism and
enthusiasm. Attitude is the key of failure and success.

Nicolás García-Ibáñez

2019-04-27 10:14:21 UTC

Two years ago I wanted to go during the summer to a camp in Canada in order to learn English. My parents were too scared to leave me go and they signed up me in a camp in Spain. I wasn’t happy with that decision and the first weeks were boring, I thought that I was losing my summer and that made me feel very angry. The only good thing there was the people! After 3 weeks and a half I came back to home with the same opinion but with a lot of new friends. Now a days I think I would only go back to that camp to meet with them!

Paula Lafarga

2019-04-27 11:23:41 UTC

Before last year I used to think that grades were really important, that I had to succeed in every subject at school and even stand out in class. Due to the amount of pressure I put on myself I started struggling with anxiety. I was told it was not rare to go through that at least once in life, but it was still unpleasant and, most of all, scary. Even though it is not an experience I would like to repeat, it has taught me that physical and mental health are much more important than getting the highest score in an exam. What's more, I learnt that, as long as I work hard and achieve my goals, whether I do everything perfect or not is irrelevant.

My struggle

2019-04-28 14:38:22 UTC

A few years ago I went to United States to study for the hole course. At first it was really difficult to get used on how your live changes from a day to another, but I nkew it would be a reaaly good year, because behind that big change, there was a huge amount of opportunities. The first day of class I was a bit nervous, cause leaving aside my exchange family, I did not know anyone, and I was also a bit lost. The funny fact of that first day is that I arrived late to my first class, so as soon as I entered in the class, everyne looked at me at the same time, which in someway was a bit strange. But that first day I also met a lot new people who became really good frineds of mine.

Maria Valenzuela Valero

2019-04-30 16:24:40 UTC

About three years ago, in Grade 10 I arrived to Spain from Singapore, where I studied completely different things and where everything was extremely different from here. I was new in a school where they were getting their IGCSEs all done with two years of previous preparation, but I knew nothing.
The Semester came by and it did not matter how hard I studied I had failed most of my courses. Everyone thought I was dumb, even the teachers, and there was a particular one, the one that tought ICT that said that all teachers talked about me in the coffee room to say that I would never pass their subjects. At first I felt useless, but I didn't like him and he didn't like me, so I knew that what he had done was to tear me down, and he eventually did, but I was stronger than that and thanks to his words I realised my true potential, I passed most of my final exams to prove him wrong.

Sara Govantes

2019-04-30 16:45:57 UTC

Two years ago I went to Ireland on my own to improve my English. I did not want to go at all because I thought I was going to have a bad time, but my father kind of convinced me. When I got there I felt very lonely because in the house I was staying in there was just a woman (who was hardy ever at home) and his dog. It is true that in the beginning I had a tough time but having to be alone in the house helped me to be more independent. Going there by myself also helped me to be more open as I was forced to talk to people. I ended up making lots of friends and although the time with the woman in the house was not specially good I do not regret any of the whole experience. Thanks to this the following year I was able to go to the US by myself and be a lot more confident that I would have been if I had not had this experience.

2019-04-30 20:50:15 UTC

Paula Sologuren
This year has been very stressful because of familiar reasons and because of pressure. Specifically, I have to struggle with myself, as I had to make exams without nervous and being concentrated at the same time and was not actually an easy task. So, I had to start learning how to control my emotions, try to relax and do not be nervous. However it has given me a lesson this year: if you struggle for something and you learn to control your emotions it would be make up for all your efforts.

Irache Echenique

2019-04-30 21:44:32 UTC

I think that one of my biggest struggles is math’s. This subject produces me real anxiety and suffering. I’ve been dealing with this subject throw my whole school stage. When I came back from England, I was totally lost on this subject, and to be honest the school did not help at all. It’s probably one of the subjects which I study the most, and is really frustrating to see yourself failing over and over again. At first, it was horrible and I didn’t know what to do, many times I wanted to give up, however I still fighting until today. Nevertheless, every time I have a math exam I am very nervous and they really scare me. I am looking forward to not have this subject any more. However, thanks to this I’ve learned to not give up and to have a rhythm of study that many people don’t have.

bruno_alvarez_cruz — 2019-05-01 14:00:37 UTC

Irache Echenique Irache Echenique I think that one of my biggest struggles is math’s. This subject produces me real anxiety and suffering. I’ve been dealing with this subject throw my whole school stage. When I came back from England, I was totally lost on this subject, and to be honest the school did not help at all. It’s probably one of the subjects which I study the most, and is really frustrating to see yourself failing over and over again. At first, it was horrible and I didn’t know what to do, many times I wanted to give up, however I still fighting until today. Nevertheless, every time I have a math exam I am very nervous and they really scare me. I am looking forward to not have this subject any more. However, thanks to this I’ve learned to not give up and to have a rhythm of study that many people don’t have. more_vert Paula Sologu Paula Sologuren This year has been very stressful because of familiar reasons and because of pressure. Specifically, I have to struggle with myself, as I had to make exams without nervous and being concentrated at the same time and was not actually an easy task. So, I had to start learning how to control my emotions, try to relax and do not be nervous. However it has given me a lesson this year: if you struggle for something and you learn to control your emotions it would be make up for all your efforts. more_vert Sara Govantes Sara Govantes Two years ago I went to Ireland on my own to improve my English. I did not want to go at all because I thought I was going to have a bad time, but my father kind of convinced me. When I got there I felt very lonely because in the house I was staying in there was just a woman (who was hardy ever at home) and his dog. It is true that in the beginning I had a tough time but having to be alone in the house helped me to be more independent. Going there by myself also helped me to be more open as I was forced to talk to people. I ended up making lots of friends and although the time with the woman in the house was not specially good I do not regret any of the whole experience. Thanks to this the following year I was able to go to the US by myself and be a lot more confident that I would have been if I had not had this experience. more_vert Maria Valenzuela Valero Maria Valenzuela Valero About three years ago, in Grade 10 I arrived to Spain from Singapore, where I studied completely different things and where everything was extremely different from here. I was new in a school where they were getting their IGCSEs all done with two years of previous preparation, but I knew nothing. The Semester came by and it did not matter how hard I studied I had failed most of my courses. Everyone thought I was dumb, even the teachers, and there was a particular one, the one that tought ICT that said that all teachers talked about me in the coffee room to say that I would never pass their subjects. At first I felt useless, but I didn't like him and he didn't like me, so I knew that what he had done was to tear me down, and he eventually did, but I was stronger than that and thanks to his words I realised my true potential, I passed most of my final exams to prove him wrong. more_vert My struggle My struggle A few years ago I went to United States to study for the hole course. At first it was really difficult to get used on how your live changes from a day to another, but I nkew it would be a reaaly good year, because behind that big change, there was a huge amount of opportunities. The first day of class I was a bit nervous, cause leaving aside my exchange family, I did not know anyone, and I was also a bit lost. The funny fact of that first day is that I arrived late to my first class, so as soon as I entered in the class, everyne looked at me at the same time, which in someway was a bit strange. But that first day I also met a lot new people who became really good frineds of mine. more_vert Paula Lafarga Paula Lafarga Before last year I used to think that grades were really important, that I had to succeed in every subject at school and even stand out in class. Due to the amount of pressure I put on myself I started struggling with anxiety. I was told it was not rare to go through that at least once in life, but it was still unpleasant and, most of all, scary. Even though it is not an experience I would like to repeat, it has taught me that physical and mental health are much more important than getting the highest score in an exam. What's more, I learnt that, as long as I work hard and achieve my goals, whether I do everything perfect or not is irrelevant. more_vert Nicolás García-Ibáñez Nicolás García-Ibáñez Two years ago I wanted to go during the summer to a camp in Canada in order to learn English. My parents were too scared to leave me go and they signed up me in a camp in Spain. I wasn’t happy with that decision and the first weeks were boring, I thought that I was losing my summer and that made me feel very angry. The only good thing there was the people! After 3 weeks and a half I came back to home with the same opinion but with a lot of new friends. Now a days I think I would only go back to that camp to meet with them! more_vert Teresa Garrido Teresa Garrido When I was 4 years old, my parents join me to a competition ski club. I was really little and it was very difficult to me to adapt to that situation. I did not like racing and being under pressure. But now, I realize I learned a lot of things thanks to all that suffering. I discover that not everything is easy in life, I discover hard work is always recompesate and that we do not have to give up. It is also really important to see things with positivism and enthusiasm. Attitude is the key of failure and success. more_vert MY STRUGGLE.. MY STRUGGLE.. 9 years ago my parents decided to move from one small city to a big one like Madrid. This decision was a very difficult one for me, everything changed but at the end I was able to adapt my self to all that changes and I am currently very happy. Goretty Martinez. more_vert Paula Missé Paula Missé Two years ago my parents decided to send me to a camp in Canada to have the opportunity to learn english with no spanish friends. I was so scared. When I arrived there, nobody could speak Spanish and everbody was so familiar with the camp. The first week was a little terrifying because I felt alone. Then I started having fun and making friends, and it passed so fast. I had a wrong image from the camp at the beginning and now I want to come back! more_vert Paula García Paula García Two years ago the parents of my best friend decided to put her in a boarding school in Canada because of her attitude and her grades at school, she tried not to happen but they did it at the beginning, it was only for 1 year but she has been there for a year and a half and may continue another year. more_vert Laia Solé Laia Solé Four years ago I had to change school, but not because I wanted and I didn't like at all my parents decision. I remember being very angry with everyone and not enjoying things. Now I don't regeret my parents decision, because my old school was a good place to spend time with friends but not that good at learning something, whereas my new school has given me a lot of opportunities. more_vert Patr Patr more_vert Maria llanos Maria llanos Some years ago, I was experiencing a very toxic relationships with some people, they were not very good with and most of the time I was with them I felt rather sad and powerless over my feeling. after stopping this relationship I started to feel more relieved and caring about myself and understand what really was experiencing friendship with very nice people more_vert Lucia Garcia Camara Lucia Garcia Camara 2 years ago, a friend say a lot of bad things of me to my actual group of Friends. She was all the year saying thouse things and at the end of the year I discovered that she was doing that. But now I am so happy because My Friends see the real person who I am and not what they Heard. I learn a lot of that because now I know in who I have to trust. more_vert Aina Creus Aina Creus A few months ago, I found out that I had a cyst on my breast so that it has to be taken off. I went to the doctor and he gave me a date and time for my surgery. That day I was very scared but I entered to the operating room I become strong and since that day I am a powerful and strong girl. Also I became more responsible and self-sufficient because when I was newly operated I had to overcome all the difficulties. more_vert Laura Martí Laura Martí Two years ago I had a conflict with my group of friends and my best friend was abroad during the school course. That time I felt alone because I didn't feel like I could trust those friends. Now, I have done new friends that really appreciate our friendship and I'm happy that those "toxic friends" aren't my friends anymore. more_vert Sara González Sara González Four years ago I had to leave my country and for me that was a very difficult time because I would have to start over. Currently, I'm happy, I have learn to adapt and to enjoy the little things. more_vert Blanca Pagola Blanca Pagola Three years ago I changed school. I was so excited but scared at the same time. I started to see that it was going to be more difficult that what I expected, due to there where a lot of groups and I did not know where was my place and who I should trust. Now, I have a lot of people who I consider my friends and I have found my place in a group where I can be myself. That´s how I learnt that we will always find ourselves a place to be comfortable, and that there is a lot of people who will like you as you are. more_vert My struggle... My struggle... Last year I had a conflict with my group of Friends. It was so difficult to me as it's hard for me to meet new people. In that momento, I was sad as I felt alone, but thanks to this I met new people who made me really happy. Nowasays I'm fine with my group of Friends and I have a lot of new Friends. I learnt from that experience that even bad things bring you good things. Berta Olano more_vert Paula Missé Paula Missé more_vert Eva Tarrasa Puebla Eva Tarrasa Puebla Last year I changed from sciences to humanities. It was a very difficult decision. I felt like I had lost my identity and myself. I did not know who I was. I did not know what I liked or what I was good at. Thankfully, I realized that I truly wanted to study was humanities. That I did not what to be a doctor like my parents wanted. And for the first time I was truly pursuing my dreams. more_vert Bruno Álvarez Cruz Bruno Álvarez Cruz A few years ago, my parents decided to change me of school. That suppose a big change for me and my family. Then, I knew that all started from zero. During the first semester. more_vert At the beginig of the year I started my last year of secondary school. I'm a person who had never failed anything in my life, I don't know the reason why, but I started failing, and It is as if my body had become accustomed to failure. I'm trying to end this lack of desire and finish the course well, since I have a month before the important exams. At the beginig of the year I started my last year of secondary school. I'm a person who had never failed anything in my life, I don't know the reason why, but I started failing, and It is as if my body had become accustomed to failure. I'm trying to end this lack of desire and finish the course well, since I have a month before the important exams. Ana Garzón Sanz more_vert My struggle. My struggle. A few months ago I went to the hospital and they detected diabetes, at first it's crazy because you have to adapt quantities of meals, schedules, punctures to measure sugar ... To solve the problem of adapting to it was to have a lot of patience, organize everything very good and help from friends who support you. Daniel Gordo more_vert

Patricia Muñoz Picazo

2019-05-03 06:33:48 UTC

When I was only five years old, I lost a very close relative. In spite of the fact that I was very little, I remember the day when my family explained me what happened as it was yesterday. And, I am not going to lie, this incident was very tough for my whole family and marked a before and after in our lives. Anyway, it made me stronger, it made me appreciate more the things we already have and I learnt to adapt myself to hard circumnstances. I sometimes ask myself how would I be if nothing have happened and I realise I would be very different. I dare say that I would be a worse person than I am nowadays. I can't say this experience was worth it because it wasn't, but it has helped me a lot.

MY

2019-05-03 06:33:52 UTC

PALOMA LAMSFUS RODRÍGUEZ

2019-05-03 06:33:57 UTC

There was a time this year where I had so much exams and work to do that I was constantly in a bad mood and severly stressed. One day I started to think if I was living every day to the fullest and my answer was no. Of course I have to get good grades but I've learned that it is not worth having a bad time because of that. Managing stress can be quite overwhelming at first but once you learn how to control your nerves, you'll always be happy!

MY STRUGGLE

2019-05-03 06:34:01 UTC

Three years ago, in summer I lost the three grandparents I had known. I was specially united to my grandmother and I had lived with her for some time so her dead really hit me hard. I had a really hard time overcoming their deaths, however, the rest of my family came together and now we are closer than ever so even though it was a though time for all of us, it ended up being an opportunity for us to come closer.

MY STRUGLE

2019-05-03 06:34:03 UTC

MY STRUGGLE

2019-05-03 06:34:05 UTC

Carla Jiménez

2019-05-05 10:34:58 UTC

My struggle was that by the start of the year I started having migranes, and two manths later foud out I have chronic magrines, which has helped realise that I have to take more care of myself and try to relax sometime. Befopre this I was very stressed all tghe time, and now I try not to be as much.

Elvira Lorenzo-A. M.

2019-05-05 20:44:52 UTC

Was that last year, when my parents wanted to take my sister to a school in England because they said she should improve her English. For my sister and for me it was a great disgust because she and I have always been super close and we did not like the idea of being a whole year without the company of the other. There was no way to convince my parents and at the end of the summer she left, and I could not believe it. The days passed and my face only reflected sadness, but with time I realized that my life did not depend on her, I missed her without a doubt, but I had to continue being myself and continue with my life.

Martí Aragonés Llenas

2019-05-07 16:51:16 UTC

Losing a closest friend is never easy. When I was 9 years old, my best friend, Xavier, was diagnosed with leukemia and when he told me the bad news, I knew our lives would change. He moved to the hospital to receive the needed treatment, but, unluckily, the illness was so developed that neither chemotherapy was helping to cure my friend. Doctors did their best and tried different techniques and treatments in order to destroy all the damaged cells that were killing my friend, but they couldn't do anything. I went to the Hospital every single day to not to leave my friend alone, we were like two peas in a pod. Finally, two months later, the worst moment in my life arrived: leukemia took my friend.
That day I noticed that the best homage to my friend was becoming a Doctor in order to help people with leukemia. Nowadays, I'm still thinking the same way. In fact, I'm studying really hard to have the mark I need to get into the Medicine faculty.

Jaime Albalate

2019-05-07 18:05:04 UTC

Five years ago, my grandmother was diagnoticated with cancer, I remember those days as the worst i have ever had. After a long process on curing it, she managed to go through it. Thanks to those horrible times, i've learnt to value a lot more every time I spend with family and friends, and tho thank everything much more

My Struggle

2019-05-08 17:09:57 UTC

6 years ago my father was diagnosticated with cancer. When we first knew it, my mother, my sister and I were very scared, except my dad. My dad showed me how calmed and relaxed he was by telling me that everything was gonna be alright and that he wasn't gonna go anywhere, that he was gonna stay with us. His immense strength made me recompose myself and made me encourage him day by day so that all that would end quickly. I spent the worst 2 years of my life. Now my father is better than ever completely cured. Thanks to his positivity through all his disease I´ve learned that we should choose to be happy or depressed in difficult times, and I always choose to be happy and positive thanks to him.

Sara Reimers

Ana Luengo

2019-05-08 21:51:56 UTC

Few years ago I had to move to London. This experience was hard for me because I didn't know much english and when I got there I didn't know anyone so I had to adapt to having different friends and being in a different enviroment. At first I was really scared to go because I was very shy and it was difficult for me to make friends. But in the end everything was fine and I ended up making lots of friends. This taught me that even when things seem hard you just need to be confident and you need to know that if you work hard you can face any situation that comes across.

Sara Morón y Saen de Casas

gerycat2003 — 2019-05-10 14:13:28 UTC

MY STRUGGLE

Last year I changed schools and I was scared, but not because I wasn't going to make friends (I already knew people who went to my new school), I was scared of loosing my old friends. I changed from an English education system to a Spanish one and I had to study a lot. Due to this, I didn't had time for myself and anyone. Suddenly one day I saw my old friends and anything was the same as before. They didn't even talk to me. I couldn't understand what was going on. I tried to talk to them but they like blocked me out. This made me think and help me understand that it's not worth worrying for this type of people. And I thank this happened because it showed me how they were.

Anna Muñoz Arbolí

2019-05-10 14:58:09 UTC

When I have 12 years old I have to change that primary school at hight school. I want to go with all of my friends.
We put this hight school in first option, but in this high school don't caugth my . When I saw, I went without all of my friends in the hight school I cry a lot, but now I realy satisfaing for happened this.

RAUL MARIN GARCIA

2019-05-10 14:59:53 UTC

when i was 10 mi fathers decide to change me of school and i think that it was a veri good decision because maybe if i had continued in my last school i won't be doing thinks like this de dual diploma or doing bachiller i mean i don't know what could occure if y stayed od my last school but the thing that i know is that i like my life now and the school i am and the friendsi already have.