Have you even just laid on the grass and looked up at the passing clouds? It put’s everything into perspective. Thinking while laying there about everything and getting some me-time is great. You should try it sometime on a fine sunny day. I would but I have school and you don’t get much time outside with learning in a class witch is so boring on a fine sunny day, all I want to do is run out of class and lay under a tree while looking up at the sky. I think high school should have classes outside while the weather is gorgeous, don’t you? From confessions of an everyday girl
Adults!!!
Why do you treat us young adult (16-20) like we are children, that we never learn? Well, news flash we learn as you do. Start treating us as young adults as for then we can learn to become adults by your ways and wisdom. I get so pissed off we adults treat me like I am 5 years old like bro I am 17 years old only 1 year away from 18 years old and I would like to be treated as an adult as for when I leave home I would know what to do. From confessions of an everyday girl 
Teenage mother’s
With all the teenage mum’s I know 2 out of 3 are still with the baby daddy, meaning 1 teenage mother is to fend for herself. I have always wanted and still want to a mother before my 18th birthday, I know people have told me before I should live my life and I say to that what life I have never had a life and will never so why not start my family young but for that teenage mother who is not with the baby daddy you can do it, yes it may be hard but you will get through it as I believe in you. A man should stand up and be a father no matter what age you are. From Confessions of an everyday girl
Dreams are who we can become
We all need a little help with our dreams. My dreams where about becoming known in this world as an actress but with time I knew that I wouldn’t happen and then I wanted to help the people who need it most and still do but my dream of becoming known in this world is still there but with a different way via writing books and I want to write a book that could help the people who need it the most. Only as a 17-year-old, I want to do good in this world as I understand what most people have been through. I have this one dream that I want to come true and it is to become rich, so I can help the people of my country, to give them hope of a better life. Like I said, “Dreams are who we can become”. From confessions of an everyday girl
My body is MY body
I can wear nail polish and I can blue hair dye in my hair. NO one has the right to tell me what I can and can not do with MY own body. I will keep dip dying my hair blue, you can’t stop me as you have no right to have a say about my body and what I do. So before you open your mouth to say “I can’t do that” well be prepared to be met with a smart-ass comment as this is my body, not your’s. From confessions of an everyday girl
High school
Someone told me that we don’t need to go to school to get the life that we want. I dropped out of high school in year 11 and ended up back the same school for year 12, I dislike the school I am at and would rather be on a farm learning first hand. where I can dress how I like. I don’t have to deal with the idiot males at that school if I leave again, but if I leave again what will that say about me. it is just that school is hard for me and I don’t understand it, none of it. I will not ask for help. From confessions of an everyday girl
overcoming an eating disorder
2019 was hard for me as I had an eating disorder. Now the second month into 2020 I am slowly overcoming that eating disorder, I have to say “yes at times my mind will try to go back to that eating disorder as a way to help with stress” but I have to keep getting better for me. When I was with Taine, my eating disorder hasn’t got worse and for the first time, I want to get better for the life I have ahead of me. Wanting a life has given me hope and a reason to get better. From confessions of an everyday girl
What is the percent of homeless people in NZ
Out of 4.794 million people in New Zealand, 0.04794 people are homeless, how can the rich people sleep at night knowing that they could help the homeless people out. When I was last in Christchurch gave me around five dollars to buy myself a McDonalds frozen Fanta witch was two dollars so that gave me three dollars and I gave three dollars to three different people so they got one dollar each as for some reason they have ended up homeless, all you could is help out a little, five dollars can go a long way. All I’m saying is have a heart of gold and be grateful for what you have because in one second it could all be taken away and help the ones who need the help. From confessions of an everyday girl
What it is like being in a long-distance relationship
It is not easy to be in a long-distance relationship. I know as I was in one before with an ex called chevron, he moved to Balclutha at the end of term 1. So our long-distance relationship was shortened. I knew we wouldn’t last as people tend to leave and that is what happened after chevron and I had our third-month anniversary on the 25th of April and on the 26th he broke up with me. He was one of the reasons I dropped out of school now I have to thank him as if he didn’t break up with me I wouldn’t be with Taine who I asked out on the 5th of December 2019. We are still together but Taine live’s in Christchurch and I am in Clinton. Taine and I broke up in April. From Confessions of an everyday girl