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How To Describe My Life

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If I had to describe my life in one sentence it would be indefinite sheets of paper in one book. Maybe others may find it as typical description of what life is but for me it says a lot for who I am and what I am today. I am the author at the same time protagonist of my own life wherein every page is a part and reflection of me. Each day is a new page for another adventure, learning, and new experience to remember. There are chapters in the book that were already written and the others are still blank. Rereading my life again and looking back from the previous pages to see both forwards and backwards of my life. On 24th of March 1996, I took my first breaths of life wherein the beginning of my own book of life has started. I was brought in …show more content…

They say middle child is always overshadowed by his siblings; actually it is somewhat true to me. But I never feel ignored or unwanted yet I find this as an advantage because I don’t want to be their center of attention. I’m not used with people’s attention and to be honest I find it awkward when somebody will praise me for the reason that I have no idea what will I respond to them. I am a type of person who hates expectations from other people. Perhaps this made independent from my parents. I never shared my achievements to them unlike with my other siblings.Nothing makes me happier than doing things in my own ways without being ruled by anyone. My mom would always tell other people about me that I am more mature than my eldest sister. As I grew up, I become attached with my circle of friends. Considering that my parents see me as tough I never had a chance to express myself or share my thoughts to them. I always end up sharing all my problems with my closest friends. There are the persons whom I always count on when I have encountered difficulties in life. I am free to share to them my thoughts without thinking of being

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