My girls and all the fun we had during our high school days, when everyone called us “Asia’s Pussycat Dolls” haha!! Those were good times!
The most recent person I admire is Anuradha Koirala, a social activist from Nepal helping victims of sex trafficking. She has saved countless number of young girls, given them a home, help reunite them with their families.
It’s people like her that live a life worth living, that balance how negatively I view the people of the world. I wanna make that big, that humane, of a difference someday, for someone, just like Koirala did.
Amen.
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Tall. Strong. Dark hair. Smart. Good hygiene. Walks the talk. Less than 2% asshole. Hopefully he exists 0.o
Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
It’s about a young woman trying to make her way in the world, whatever way she could. A character I understand and relate to, Holly lived to be independent, didn’t want to belong to anyone [which is why she always talked about wild horses]. She always tried to keep herself from getting attached to anyone or anything [which is why she never named her cat].

I’ll spare the spoilers, it’s a movie every female alive should to be obliged to watch.
Very. Especially in today’s world. It’s not just about completing high school or college, it’s learning about everything around you, and familiarizing yourself with what is going on in the world. Education is the key that will open all sorts of doors for you, and it’s the best sort of investment anyone can make towards their future.
They say Seek Knowledge From Cradle To The Grave; well, that is exactly what I live by. Learning never stops.