Seneat’s English Blog

 What I think the world would like in 2050 is hopefully better prices and inflammation is lower, society still on its fashion trends like new clothing that's trending or even hairstyles. Technology in 2025 looks more advanced with newer phones by then and maybe even a new electronic. 

 Some advice I would give myself in a letter from 10 years from now would be to never let anyone validate your feelings, do what you think is right, and surround yourself with positive people who influence you to do good. Reminders I would include is to keep up with my family and friends who's been there for me. 

 My personal approach to creativity is by starting to gather ideas and doing some research to get a sense of what’s already out there. Then I think freely without worrying too much about making it perfect. Once I have a solid idea, I work on organizing and making sure it’s clear and fun. Finally, I finalize the idea get some feedback and rearrange it to make sure it’s the best version possible. It’s a mix of flow and structure, and I love seeing things come together.

 A time I took a hiatus from something was last year and it was a social media break. I deleted all of my social media apps and took time for myself, seeing things on social media could become overwhelming. How the break impacted me was by feeling more clear in my head and feeling positive again. 

Something that I heard but wish I could unhear is " You should have known better"   hearing this after making a mistake, especially when you're already feeling bad about it, just makes it worse.

A moment when I felt like I had power to make a difference in someone else's life was when my aunt was going through an abusive relationship and I had a heart to heart conversation that led her to leaving that toxic relationship. This aunt usually doesn't listen to no one and me talking with her letting her know she's not to blame for going back made her realize her worth, usually the rest of the family would put the blame on her and not him because he's been in our lives for years as well but having that conversation with her and just listening to what she felt made me understand her perspective a lot more than before. She thankfully left that relationship 4 months later and she's doing so better without him I couldn't be more proud and finally she's living her 20s the way she always wanted. 

 A place where I feel the most at peace is my bedroom. I say my bedroom because my room has seen it all from me crying, laughing, being the happiest. If i'm being honest that's the only place I feel the safest especially when it's just me by myself in my room. I always find myself not going out with friends just so I could have some alone time in my room.