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Essay About A Person Who Changed My Life

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Life is full of unexpected experiences. No one knows what will happen in the very next moment. In fact, these unexpected experiences happen, when you meet a person who has the capability to change your life completely. And November 10th was that day for me. When I met her I never knew that was going to alter my life.The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.Most probably, people will be thinking the person who changed others life will be his\ her father, mother, teachers, and relatives.The person who altered my life is my school head girl. Her name is Divya Anil. And I use to say to her that we are sisters because mine and her name ends with the name Anil. She is slim, tall, short dark hair and wore spectacles. She is so kind hearted and sweet. She is like a friend, …show more content…

They never shared with me their belongings. They took my things without my permission and they even searched my bag when I went for dance practices and sometimes they were nice towards. I was thinking about these things that time Divya came towards me. She asked me why I was so disappointed and I said to her everything. She advised me that they are not true friends. She said me that “True friends are those who came into your life, saw the most negative part of you, but are not ready to leave you, no matter how contagious you are to them.” She also advised me say how to find true friends and how to solve these types of problems. Another day I started getting low marks when I participated in co curricular activities. I was very sad and my parents started shouting at me and they were very disappointed with me. So I went to Divya for advice. She advised me that to score high marks I should concentrate in both studies and co curricular activities. She said that I should complete my notes and projects on time and study the notes on the same day given by the

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