essay on the bravest moment of my life
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The bravest thing I have ever done was allow myself to heal, to say to myself, hey, you have a problem, and you need to fix it. It was only then that I realize I was killing myself and that was a terrifying moment in my life. I’m sure you are confused. Fear not, sit down, relax, and allow me to tell you this wonderful story. I sit on the balcony watching my friends play Dodgeball and soccer. The words keep repeating in my head. “Why are you so fat?” He said those words over an hour ago, and it's that's running through my mind. I just don't know I never considered myself fat. Am I fat? “Of course you are your cousin told you so” the voices in my head yell. I look at the clock 4:23 a.m. They won't let us out of here for another hour and a half. This lock-in isn't fun anymore. The tears start to fall down my cheek. I don’t want to cry. I don’t want to do anything. I have this urge to throw up all the food I've eaten. I get up, make my way to the bathroom, and throw it all up. That felt good like my stomach is empty I’m thin. As all good things come to an end so did this feeling as I see my reflection. I see this thirteen-year-old girl weighing at about 120 pounds, and she has some fat in her face, her stomach, and her thighs. This emptiness starts to come over me. I lay down on the bathroom floor, and I cry until I fall asleep. I wake up from a nightmare; I always have nightmares. I don't want to get up. Breakfast time, I drink a glass of orange juice.
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People usually talk about some exciting events as there bravest moment of life which made them proud. As an ordinary person, I do not have those exciting moment happen to me. However, my bravest moment of my life would be the moment I made the decision to study abroad in Australia
It was in 2011 and I was a second year student in a university in China. My school offered a program that allowed students exchange to Australia for two years instead of finishing their degrees domestically. It gave me a chance to be able to study aboard. At that time. It was a hard decision for me People tend to stay in there comfort zone instead of trying new things In my case, finishing my degree domestically is my comfort zone If I did not go abroad, I could have continued my plain university life with everything handled easily. Also, it probably would be easier to find a job as a local in China than as an outsider in Australia. In this case, I still pushed myself to make the decision to study abroad. As expected, living abroad brought numerous new problems that I had to face like cultural difference, language barrier etc. However, it also gave me lots of experience that I will never get in China Especially, as a person who love traveling. living in Australia made me be able to visit the sights around Australia easily. I have also met many different people to exchange ideas
Overall, I am glad I made the decision to come to Australia it is bravest moment for me which changed the path of life.
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