WHO AM I❓


           





🙎   I am simply a book that no one can ever read.

🙎   A girl who struggles with many hardships to overcome life.

🙎   I'm always looking for a way to fight the problem, not something to run away from.

🙎   And there are people who always struggle to break my heart or do things for others. I am not a person who would ever think of harassing others.

🙎   I am someone who helps others with their problems, however my life .

🙎    But I am a person who is trying my best to make my dreams come true.

🙎    No matter how life ends, I think I am one more person who is confident that I will be happy at least one moment before I die.          

              

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