look at you now

Do you have a dark past that you won't share to anyone even to your parents or siblings?

The author Liz Pryor finally let her secret out, though, after 36 years, bravely let it all out to the public in her book, it’s inspiration to others in some point.

I feel bad and happy for her at the same. She asked her mom’s permission before she dies to write this memoir. It’s a way to release pressure or sorrow or anything negative thought out, via writing in this case.

There’s a saying, its better safe than sorry. Some bad things can be prevented from happening. But if did happen, how to deal with it, physically and mentally is crucial to a person’s future.

I’m not sure is that the best way that Liz’s mom’s decision for her, but she sure turn out real well.

Something to ponder over, what is more important, the way that you are or the way that others think you are?