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  • in reply to: Too Criticizing of Myself #121221
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    i like your reasoning. also i think having a company that allows for unions is better. people with higher degrees often get paid more so that is why i want to go for my doctorate degree. i hate it when people think my life or career is “cursed” b/c i decide to go to a community college to get the intro courses out of the way. i know community colleges have smaller classes and less course selections and most people don’t think they are good academically so they think that will ruin your career. yet transfers of two year colleges have a higher chance of acceptance and have a better understanding of college life after being at a community college. there are people who judge the person whose on the outside and think that i’m a stupid person b/c i’m taking the first two years at a community college. yet since i’m in the top 15% of my class and i have a lot of school activities i get a free tuition at community college. i know whatever happens in my life, it doesn’t matter what the critics think since the more they think something, the more i want to antagonize them and do the opposite of what they want. i won’t be told what career i can’t go into or what i can and can’t be b/c i’ll do what makes me happy. does it matter that i’m not very mechanical minded or that i’m not the best test taker? i have other talents and i will make them work for me. “let this earth angel unfurl her wings, awaken the fire in her heart and light up the world with her authentic voice. for as long as i’m still breathing and my mind keeps thinking, this earth angel is going to follow her heart home.”

    Benefits of Community College:
    Affordability: In 2008-2009 year, the average annual tuition for community college was $2,402 which is about $4,000 less than a four-year college.
    Location: nearby your home so you can commute back and forth
    Flexibility: There may be multiple sections of the same or similar course offered at different points of the day to accommodate a busy schedule. At four year colleges, most classes are offered during the day with a few night classes.
    Generally Smaller Class, So Better Teacher Interaction: You can have greater interaction and discussions with the teacher helping you to learn better than at a four-year college which has lots of students.
    A Time to Adjust: You can live at home and be a part-time or full-time student. Community colleges give students a chance to adjust to being independent without being too far from home.
    A Second Chance: If you do well at a community college, it shows that you have work ethic and increases your acceptance as a transfer to four-year schools. Even if your grades weren’t optimal in high school, you can have a second chance at community college.
    Possible Disadvantages
    Make sure the credits you take are transferrable to the four-year college.
    The lack of on-campus housing makes playing sports and extracurriculars challenging.
    There may be a lack of resources for in depth research since they have smaller libraries than regular universities which receive more funding.
    I know I’ve heard people say community colleges don’t show academic potential since anyone can get in, but they also give a chance to get the intro courses out of the way. Also if you have a good gpa and class rank, there is a good chance that you will get a tuition scholarship. At community colleges, they can explain certain topics more clearly since they have a smaller class so the students may be better equipped for a four-year university when they transfer.

    in reply to: Too Criticizing of Myself #121198
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    sorry about how some of the words didn’t translate as well, the answer to the study of codes is cryptography or cryptology and the answer to the backgammon question is true. sociolinguistics is the study of societal values esp. languages and culture.i got the last question wrong and i like your answer for it. in my cooking/sewing class in sophomore year, i used bay leaf for a spanish rice recipe and it was quite good. some of the herbs i really enjoy are ginger, garlic, cinnamon, and thyme. i haven’t tried horseradish in a while, but i also like it as well. cool that red blood cells don’t share the same DNA b/c they don’t have any nuclei. so the average nuclear physicist earns 112,090 as of may 2011 while a biochemist/ biophysicist earns 82,150. i wonder what accounts for this gap. a web developer earns 64,970 as of 2015. so whether i go for nuclear physics or biochemistry, i’ll still be making more than my brother as a web developer. nuclear physics could study the universe or they could study atomic radiation (i think we have enough atomic bombs, so why not study how to decrease this) and biochemistry could study the chemical and biological processes of people such as metabolism, cell development and hereditary. genetics also has similar aspects, but they deal more with actual genes and disorders of people. i think genetics and biochemistry are quite related, yet a geneticists earns 75,150 per year less than a biochemist.

    in reply to: Too Criticizing of Myself #121155
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    Also a chemist Theresa Dankovich (at Carnegie Mellon has created a “Drinkable Book” which has copper and silver particles to filter out bacteria in water. It will give those in say South Africa who don’t have access to clean water, a chance to have safe water to drink. Each page can filter 100 L of water and the book could last for a year. I’m totally impressed. Also David Whitlock (chemical engineer and MIT grad) hasn’t showered for 12 years and uses Mother Dirt AO+ Mist on his skin. He has a company called AOBiome in Cambridge, MA. The company has created a product called Mother Dirt that sprays live bacteria on skin twice a day, it has no odor and feels like water. There are probiotics (good bacteria) that are found in foods like yogurt. There are also ammonia oxidizing bacteria (AO bacteria) that are naturally found in dirt and this bacteria converts sweat’s ammonia and urea into good bacteria with anti-inflammatory properties.

    “Drinkable Book” was mentioned in Coffee News and also in Washington Post. Mother Dirt was also mentioned in Coffee News and Medical Daily (explains the future of modern medical technologies and science, they have also figured out Soft robots that mimic human behavior). Coffee News is a thin front and back page news that comes around every 3 or so weeks and they tell of some cool news, have fun jokes and also have a cool trivia.

    A company in San Francisco called Elysium Space (Coffee News) is providing a final resting place on the moon for those who can spare $12,000. This company was founded by NASA engineer Thomas Civeit and they expect to be able to transport someone’s ashes to the moon in 2017. I think this is pretty cool, but I think the ashes will also cause some pollution in space if it is possible and we don’t need to pollute the environment.

    All of these experiments make me want to become a chemist now. I was interested in theoretical physics b/c einstein’s theory of space-time and stephen hawking’s theory on black holes amazes me, but it seems a bit complicated. but i will probably be a biochemist and combine both the fields and at the same time i will keep a watch on skies as well as an ear out for any new innovative inventions coming out. i’m not the most mechanical-minded so physics isn’t the right science for me, but i think it is still cool. Currently I have been reading stories about psychology (including LGBT and other identities and their personalities) and also about bullying and they are quite inspirational and intriguing. i am also reading many philosophical books that question “who am i?” and also i plan to read a book on rocks and minerals since i’m always finding different rocks and minerals upon which i want to identify. my curiosity on how the world came together and who people truly are is insatiable, i keep finding new things that pull me. i have friends who want me to go into computer science and some who want me to be an athlete and i have others who think i’ll be a scientist, all of them are pulling me in many directions since i have so many interests, but science and spirituality will likely be where i go.

    here is a fun trivia that will help your mind be less boggled about the science advancements (i got an 80%, got the last question wrong) answers in russian, tried to translate them to latin, but it didn’t work:

    1. Who wrote The Fountainhead?
    2. What is the term given for the study of codes?
    b. What about the study of handwriting?
    3. What part of the plant produces pollen?
    4. A doubling cube can be found in backgammon. True or False?
    5. Used in soups, stews or sauces, what is a bouquet garni?

    Answers:

    1. Айн рэнд
    2. коды: криптография или криптологии
    b. Почерк: графологии
    3. тычинка
    4. правда
    5. пучок трав

    in reply to: Too Criticizing of Myself #121147
    Janus
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    so i just finished my ap biology test corrections for ch. 12,13,18.5 and i got to the last question that i got wrong and i did some research on it and my mind is completely mind-boggled by amazement.

    here is question 77 on the test:

    Which of the following about the DNA in your brain cells is true?

    A. Most of the DNA codes for protein.
    B. The majority of the genes are likely to be transcribed.
    C. Each gene lies immediately adjacent to an enhancer.
    D. Many of the genes are grouped into operon-like clusters. (prokaryotic cells, not us)
    E. It is the same as the DNA in your heart cells.

    I originally chose A for this question because I was thinking that the genes in a cell’s DNA function by being transcribed and processed by mRNA. mRNA leaves the nucleus and is translated into a specific protein. So i was thinking that the DNA would code for the synthesis of proteins. But that is wrong.

    The answer’s E. I researched this online and it amazes me. So all of the cells in your body have the same DNA and same genes since all the cells started from a single fertilized egg. Even though, the cells have the same DNA and genes, different cells read and express the genes differently. Similar to two cooks with a cookbook, the breakfast cook only has to read the breakfast chapter and the lunch cook only reads the lunch section. So the heart muscle can select which genes it wants to turn on and be expressed and which ones will be turned off and ignored.

    This made me question how we are all different people if our bodies run the same way and all of our cells in our bodies have the same DNA, then why aren’t all of the people the same since we all originated from a fertilized egg?

    And the answer has to do with random assortment of chromosomes during metaphase I of meiosis. the maternal chromosomes and the paternal chromosomes align randomly at the metaphase plate. instead of all the maternal chromosomes going to one side of the pole (ends of the fibers that they dangle off of), they orient themselves randomly with a mix of maternal and paternal on either side. the independent assortment of chromosomes accounts for in humans 2^23 or 8.4 million possible combinations of chromosomes. Since the number of chromosomes during random assortment is represented by 2^n where n is the number of chromosomes contained in an organism’s gametes. Humans have 46 chromosomes total and half of the chromosomes exist in the gametes which is 23.

    Also crossing over in prophase I of meiosis in which the maternal and paternal chromosomes share segments with each other helps with genetic variation, you now have DNA from both parents inherited upon a single chromosome. However, say if you have a chromosome with an allele (part of a gene that expresses a trait) coding for brown hair from mom and another allele coding for blonde hair from dad. the alleles that code for hair color can exist on the same gene, but one may be expressed over the other. the dominant allele is brown (B, either Bb or BB) and the recessive is blonde (bb). since alleles can also assort randomly like chromosomes.

    another factor that contributes to genetic variety is random fertilization, a sperm and egg can produce 2^23 * 2^23 or 70 trillion combinations and if we add in the crossing over part, then the number would be a lot higher.

    Also a privet shrub has 46 chromosomes like a human, but the shrub reads the genes differently than we as humans do.

    Science never ceases to astound me, we are truly part of a integral universe, yet each of us is unique in our own way.

    in reply to: Transgender or Gender Dysphoria? #121140
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    thanks anita for posting norit’s post here:) i just looked at the #LikeAGirl campaign and I think it is quite inspirational. I agree that fairytales are a bit annoying b/c the princess always get saved by the prince when they are strong enough to save themselves. i also find romance videos and books a bit annoying b/c i think they are a bit sappy and also real-life isn’t really like a fairytale or a romantic comedy. i’m a bit like Holden Caulfield in “The Catcher in the Rye” when it comes to movies. I don’t like violent movies b/c there is enough violence in the world instead of making a movie about it. the media often annoys me with its views of things. people have portrayed ghosts as bad, but i think of them as lost souls who have crossed over, but they don’t know where they are. also i have always liked clowns as a kid, but the media makes clowns seem evil. there is a quote in The Catcher in the Rye” that appeals to me “About the movies, don’t even mention them to me, they’re all fakes.” I think books are better b/c the writer spent time with his/her thoughts and wrote the book.

    in reply to: Too Criticizing of Myself #120950
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    that is quite cool, the one year anniversary of this thread:D so i received an 87 on my u.s. history ii test, think i failed the ap calc quiz today since i didn’t remember the formulas to solve for two problems and there were four in total. i was pretty calm during the test and there were times when my mind understood the problems, but it was still a bit hard esp. since i had left my notes in ap biology yesterday. i think i received at least an 87 on the java test. so today is 11/22 and 11*2= 22 and also 1+1=2 and 2+2= 4 which means four is half of two. four has often been a number to represent industry and work ethic and two is about duality so possibly a duality with the universe to help create abundance. i’m getting better at numerology lately. i have to outline possibly a chapter (if the teacher goes over another half, it might be 1.5) for ap biology. we are learning about how genes are passed onto different generations. my brain is a bit strained from all the tests and work of this week. the java students are as loud as ever and the teacher keeps adding projects with each chapter so now i have 4.5 projects to do.

    in reply to: Too Criticizing of Myself #120840
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    also i have 3.5 projects to finish for java and a test tomorrow along with the ap calc test. i think i understand most of the word problems for ap calc, i may bring a angel figurine with me to relax me. currently i’m a bit nervous b/c i left my notebook with my ap calc notes in it in ap biology since my ap biology teacher needed to grade me notes. i still have question 4d on the free response that is due tomorrow and i need help so i will ask the ap calc teacher tomorrow first thing. i have ap calc as my first block. i took a u.s history 2 test and i think i received at least an 80 on it. on friday, my inner bully wa raving at me saying how i would never get anything done, that i am worthless, see how far behind i am in java. it annoyed me so much that i had a headache and then the next day, i caught a slight cold. it has become better today esp. after talking on tinybuddha. the slight cold took my mind away from the inner bully and more onto my physical health. physical health and mental health are connected. so the slight cold made me realize how the inner bully was affecting me and i realized i was going to have to work on healing my past to heal my present. i realize that physical pain is easier to deal than emotional pain. it’s like the song by staind “never surrender” which has the lyrics “do you know what it’s like to hear that voice in me? do you know what’s it’s like to be your own worst enemy? who sees the things in me that i can’t hide.” the inner bully picks at the flaws that i have and since it’s within, i sees the things i can’t hide. but i will work on radiating my inner angel and not my inner bully. i like to imagine me as an angel of golden light burning up the inner bully hawk that tries to grab me. if i get time to compose my “soul fire” poem i will probably write about setting the inner bully aflame and being able to rise upon my wings of golden light into a fiery flight of strong, dignified might.

    in reply to: Transgender or Gender Dysphoria? #120838
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    thanks for your input xenophusrex. i think developing emotional strength is the most important. like you said pretending to be male isn’t going to help b/c deep inside, the more i pretend to be a masculine, the more i’m not appreciating who i am as a person. i should focus more on who i am as an person, the whole of me and the talents i have rather that the letting the parts that limit me hold me back. sometimes i wish i was taller since i’m only 5’5” b/c i would like to have more height on me and look more domineering. a lot of my friends at school are taller and sometimes it makes me feel a bit insecure around them. we have our false notions of what gives us strength and power brought on by societal images when we should focus on who we are on the inside. even though males are stronger physically than women, both when they work hard can meet the same standards academically. but women receive less income than males do and also women are more prone to self-image issues to meet the ideal body type of society. i never want to be that body type and confined to such a limited view, i just want to be normal and self-fulfilled. i think part of the reason i hide my body is b/c i don’t want people to judge it. also anita, i think i will post on the other forum, look for a post.

    in reply to: Transgender or Gender Dysphoria? #120734
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    I like your advice anita about not waiting to be picked, but picking actively by your own choice and not societal standards. when you mentioned the family tree and picking the apples of the values that mattered and then leaving the rest of the tree behind, that made me smile. i now have a vision of an apple tree and me picking the values that suit me and not the ones that society values. i will not be like one of the apples on the tree waiting to be picked by others and subject to societal standards, but i’ll be the light that shines upon the tree instead. i agree that true strength isn’t about looks or waiting to be picked, but having the courage to go out there and pick on your own. there is a quote i found on tinybuddha a while ago that says “be strong enough to stand alone, be smart enough to know when you need help and be brave enough to ask for it.” i think it takes courage to be your own person when society tries to push you in different directions, so you must be strong enough to stand alone when you need to, smart enough not to seek help if you feel you are falling into your inner bully and brave enough to speak out what you feel.

    in reply to: Transgender or Gender Dysphoria? #120679
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    Thanks anita for sharing your story. before puberty, i often acted like a guy, but i wore skirts and didn’t really care. I wanted to be genderless, neither a guy nor a girl. after i hit puberty, i was okay with it, but i disliked the girls talking about how to make their bodies attract more attention from guys so i didn’t really associate with girls. also since i liked competitive sports, camping and doing strenuous activities, i had a lot of guy friends. i was never a girly girl either, didn’t care for jewelry, fancy clothes or makeup. i just wore casual, comfortable clothes and i still get annoyed at girls when they talk about ways to show off themselves b/c i value intelligence over looks. i didn’t really feel much of the social anxiety until march of my junior year. since the insecurity is just recent, it seems to come and go and some days, i can focus on myself as a person and other days i identify with females being weak. also i hate the societal ideal about how girls should have big bosoms and gluteus maximus which i don’t really care about. i read a quote once that “girls are like apples. the good apples are at the top of the tree. but the guys are too lazy or afraid to climb up to the top. so they pick the bad apples on the bottom. so the apples on the top keep waiting for a right guy wondering why they never get picked. but those girls that are at the top of the tree are special, they have to wait for the right guy to risk it and climb to the top of the tree.” i think i also connect with you when you say that you didn’t wish to be male directly, just to be classified with no gender. sometimes i see males at school trying to show off their strength and fighting and i realize i don’t want to be like that, neither do i want to be the female who shows off her body wishing her bosom was bigger b/c i don’t care about these things. i would much rather be intelligent than anything else. but my mind keeps thinking that i’m not good enough as a girl. i have a patriarchal family and my mom has an aunt who favors her son more than her daughter. she is often talking about how her son became a doctor while her daughter is working to become an actress. she thinks her daughter has her head in the clouds and that females can’t be studious as men. i don’t like my mom’s aunt’s remarks b/c i’ll do whatever it takes to be a scientist and she says that females shouldn’t be interested in true education. my mom has a bit of a short temper and i don’t like that. i think part of why i hate being female is that my mom is judgmental, pessimistic, temperamental, too materialistic, likes the fancy clothes (which i don’t care about). she also has a few minor health issues that are do to nutrition and exercise and she is very stubborn, since i always urge her to make herself healthier, alleviate some of it, but she doesn’t and then i hear her complain. i am not like my mom and i don’t even want to look like her. i am compassionate, open-minded, combining the science with the spiritual and a bit of the casual tomboyish side. my mom is also a bit patriarchal and i don’t like that. some of the things she says makes my inner bully seem to turn on. she doesn’t think i’ve applied myself well enough to school based on my sat scores and also she expects everything to be perfect in the 95 ranges. even if i have a’s and possibly one B, she will be mad about it and talk about how i can’t get into a good college. i’m searching for emotional strength as well and i have often thought that being male would help me be stronger, but i feel like the illusion of physical strength isn’t really real strength. there was a while when i thought i was great and confident after working out, but now i work out a lot and i still don’t feel peace with myself. the thing i want most in life is emotional fulfillment, to know myself beneath the labels. also when you talked about not becoming a mother, i think i am also like that. i think my career as a scientist would be a bit complicated with children and also i’ve always been better with the elderly than children. i like visiting nursing homes, speaking with the elderly and learning what they have retained from their life, i think it is quite insightful. also i feel a bit jealous of children in their innocence and happiness b/c i wish i could be like that instead of thinking of a lot of responsibilities and the complexities of the world. i want to make my world simpler again, to erase away the pain, insecurity, fear that i’ve learned and start with a blank state. i want to learn how to be a real person underneath the labels and to see myself not really in either gender, but as an evolved human being who knows exactly what their soul is. i was also drilled in my mind to not flirt or be involved in sexual activity either. even though ap biology and health class cover sex, my parents kept the doors closed to it. there are questions i wish i knew like how my mom felt when she first held me in her arms, if there are any genetic diseases that run in the family, things like that. but neither my parents show any interest or talk about it. they think that i don’t need to know about them, but i want to, so i can prepare myself better. and as a scientist, i want to study the genes and possibly find cures for them.

    in reply to: Transgender or Gender Dysphoria? #120607
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    thanks a lot anita and inky;) anita, may i ask, how you got over the view of women as being weaker and thinking in biologically terms between them? i like that idea and i want to work toward it. i like your humor, inky. thanks for sharing that some of the warriors were female

    in reply to: Too Criticizing of Myself #120606
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    i finished my ap biology notes on wednesday and andrew was helping me study them. andrew has a great sense of humor and we make each other laugh. the test got moved to friday. i also have 6 more questions for an ap calc assignment due tuesday. the whole of three days for next week are half-days and i will be home by 11:30 and after the three days of next week, thanksgiving break. i have to study for u.s history ii holocaust test monday ans prepare for an ap calc test on optimization (what would be the most efficient method for something or someone to consider) problems. an optimization problem could help calculate the least amount of distance you need to cover in an area or maybe how to maximize your profits. i am having trouble understanding the logic behind the word problems and this week the teacher hasn’t been able to stay after. i hope i will do well on the test on tuesday for ap calc. the teacher goes a bit fast with java and the classmates are still loud, so i’m still falling slightly behind.

    in reply to: Too Criticizing of Myself #120452
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    thanks a lot anita. i have six more days of november before thanksgiving break, but so much work to do. i am freaking out.
    i realize i’m not the best with word problems that deal with how much area you need to minimize a cost or something like that. it’s only been two days of learning it and it seemed relatively simple until there were complex problems thrown in. the classmates in java are as loud and annoying as ever and i still need to catch up on four programs. i feel like an idiot currently when it comes to logic problems for ap calc. i need to have around 11 pages for mitosis,meiosis and cancer (which isn’t too bad) done for ap biology possibly around thurs. when i have another 2 hour exam (that is if the teacher decides to keep the date or move it back). my ap calc teacher also said i have ap questions 1-20 and 2 open-ended questions due sometimes next week, i’m thinking possibly wednesday. also for thanksgiving break, i will probably work on completing college applications and studying for sats

    in reply to: Too Criticizing of Myself #120292
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    thanks anita, you always make me smile. there is something in this line that makes me laugh and appreciate my talents: “Shirley the Scientist takes on darkness, absolutely scientific.” It reminds me of how scientists work and analyze problems and work on better understanding the world and possibly shedding light on the things that are unknown. For me, I am working to come to terms with myself, to unveil the dark parts and bring them to the light, to analyze my problems and solve them. also most of my creativeness flows spontaneously, often when I’m on this site. This site helps me dwelve more into my inner spirit. To the inner bullies and the worldly critics, I say “As long as my mind thinks, you can take away all of who you think i am. but what you see and take away is not who i truly am. you can break everything that i have, but what’s left will be my soul with all its radiant grace. you can take away the coats of paint, but you cannot take away the freedom of myself to choose my life, my beliefs and the freedom for me to make my own path. so take what you want from me, but know that with every layer, you take away, the more you reveal my soul fire. for as long as my heart is beating, i will follow my heart and fly on my wings. you only attack the physical since you can’t see what’s on the inside, but when all the layers are peeled away, i am me and i am stronger at my soul.”

    in reply to: Too Criticizing of Myself #120202
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    about the revenge part, i mean actual revenge if someone hurt another person, but the revenge should just and merciful. american prisons have been found to be inhumane to their prisoners and 90% of the prisoners released are sent back within a year or two. but in norway, they have counseling for prisoners to figure out what went wrong with their life, they have schools where the prisoners can learn how to become part of society again and when the prisoners are released their is a 20% chance they will go back to prison in the next year or two. darkness is not bad or evil as some may think. in fact if none of the colors were reflected back to our eyes (in other words all the colors were absorbed), we would see that object as black. the dark things often feel hot in the summer b/c they are absorbing light. so we don’t need to fear the dark, we need to think of it as “the color which absorbs all light and tries to make itself radiate warmth by absorbing that light.” in fact, in the ancient times esp. in egypt many shamans believed in wearing white to a funeral b/c they could see that a person who had crossed over had a white aura since all the color had been reflected as their soul left their body. in the old days, black used to represent the universe before it was born and light came around. about the marshmallow disguised as a cactus thing, i was thinking that everyone is like that. we are all afraid of being hurt so we try to make ourselves unapproachable by putting spines on ourselves. i even threw a picture of a marshmallow with spines for fun. we often don’t see our similarities on the inside. people are often being defensive covering themselves up with spines to protect the marshmallow within them. also anger when it doesn’t go out of control is okay. most of the time when i’m angry, i want to be alone so i don’t do something i regret. i’ll burn off steam by running, dancing, working out or writing poetry. i don’t lash out in anger at other people. i think b/c i’ve been bullied and had a hard life, i know how pain affects people so when i’m angry i don’t want to hurt anyone so i isolate myself from them. being bullied has taught me about compassion and how not to inflict pain on others and to be merciful when dealing out justice. i am not like my parents who when they are angry, they hold grudges and keep going on and on trying to make the flame go higher. when the flame within me ignites, i throw water and let the smoke of forgiveness rise. from the ashes of my troubles i rise again. i think these words could be another poem. possibly called “Soul Fire.” it will be about strength without aggression, being able to rise from the flames a better person instead of being caught up in them and being burned every time. i am a healer and i carry the sadness and fear of others which i will work on letting go. in this way, i act like an earth angel. for as long as my heart is beating, my wings keep fluttering and i fly above this world watching for anyone who needs my help.

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