Yes! They’ve made me stronger!
Author: Ishwarya J
Rewinding
the years that have
passed, it definitely feels that life isn’t that simple as you think.
I second all the thoughts that would be running on your mind right
now because most of us would have faced a million complications to reach a settling
point.
To put it across in a better way; this happened way back when
I was in my eleventh grade where my world only was books and people identified
me only with “them”. I was very bold
and proactive in whatever I did. Probably because of the similar ambiance in my
school. Nevertheless, we know situations are never the same and you’d might have
to face things you wouldn’t think would be happening with you.
And this was the worse time I’ve ever been
through.
The eleventh grade was a totally new atmosphere to me as I
was from a girls school and never experienced coeducational life before. So, I
basically had the same mindset as in school but this didn’t work out as people
in my class mistook me by commenting on
my way of being an active part in the class
room sessions. Another strong reason was that , I never really found the need
to interact with the guys in my class
not because I wasn’t used to it or something but, it was my last priority. But this lead some people
to think that I portrayed attitude.
They knew that they
were judging me in the wrong way ; just because my teachers interacted with me
and liked me more. It would have been better if “only” they had such thoughts against me
but that didn’t happen.
They started leading other people also into their way and portrayed me as the most ignorable person in my class. There were situations where I was left all alone clueless about any celebration or any other thing that would be happening and this was the time I saw hell because I had to concentrate on my academics parallely overhearing all the whispers around me. Sometimes, I even had to write my class tests outside my class on a bench, totally isolated from my class. The only thought that played constantly on my mind was to get out of the college and I Looked forward to the last day .
They started leading other people also into their way and portrayed me as the most ignorable person in my class. There were situations where I was left all alone clueless about any celebration or any other thing that would be happening and this was the time I saw hell because I had to concentrate on my academics parallely overhearing all the whispers around me. Sometimes, I even had to write my class tests outside my class on a bench, totally isolated from my class. The only thought that played constantly on my mind was to get out of the college and I Looked forward to the last day .
I really turned to be
stronger after those two years but I really wanted better situations in my graduation
life and fortunately I had every person
supporting me in every step that I took in my college. Later, I was interviewed
for the official literary club in my college and now I am the joint secretary for
it and this has totally brought a
different positive change in my life.
The only thing that has to be noticed is that I’ve never
changed after my twelfth grade and I was the same even when I joined college so,
it
were the situations that made me realize the strengths that I had and reflected
that I could manage things independently.
So, my advice to you is that you may get
offended by the unexpected situations wrapping you up, but that’s the time
where you will really start living for yourself probably doing much better than
the usual!
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