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Reflective Essay: The Way They Shape My Life

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Yes Adam they spoiled my life thoroughly- she got very emotional and her eyes filled with tears and she began crying When I returned from hospital Rashid was informed by her mother that I went to hospital to meet Allen, he didn’t ask me anything instead he started beating me savagely. He too did not have any pity over me. These people don’t have heart to respect women they only think we are utterly contemptuous because we are physically weaker so he tortured us and kept me like a slave. These people have crushed my heart and soul- she said resentfully Ana I came for you only, everyday I recalled you where are you and how will you live without me- I said full of emotions Adam they have used me as a puppet and played with my emotions as if I am an animal. I am living like a cadaver which neither have any wish in my life nor do I have any expectation from anyone. Take me away from this hell- she said Yes definitely Ana, I am here to take away from these dreaded people- I said with full …show more content…

Within few minutes the dormitory roared with conversation.They looked tired but tiredness did not drain the Joie de Vivre from the crowd. Some are talking about their experience they had today, about the patients and about the people. I heard couple from Switzerland talking about the people who run syndicate of cheating and begging and they act like poor people to collect money. It must be stopped but no one dared to speak against them and they are all well protected. Today the sisters of missionary told us not to give money to these beggers sitting on the streets and acting like a poor people but actually they have made beggary as their profession. They make fools at those people who are here for charity. Some of them are quite well off. They actually are avoiders of hard and honest

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