I am not strong. Not for myself, not for anybody else. I'm eager to grow tougher, cause I do need the skin to keep proceeding, to keep moving forward. I'm held back by my weakness, and I can't seem to grow anymore. The skin I'm in, I hate it. I want to tear it off and be someone else. Strip myself of my pain and be somebody different. Somebody who can withstand life without anger, without temptations, without impatience. I can't stand myself sometimes, I can't stand how I break so easy. I feel so, DAMAGED. Mangled up and broken. I expect to be happy, but the more I strive to be the further it is to reach. Someone tell me, is it me? My insecurities? If I were someone else how would I be like? Still, same? I wish I were stronger, for myself and for everybody else.
Autobiography.
HI :) I'm Trinh. I love Pokemon, Starbucks Green Tea Frappucino, awkward moments & unusual things. I tend to let my emotions override my hopes and ambitions. I set foot on every obstacles in my life with pride and certainty & with the knowledge that I will not win every battle, though I do always put up a good fight. My life has taken multiple turns and I still continue to wonder where my place is at or how to get there. I am partially imperfect and partially uncertain of what perfection is, or if it exists. I grasp tightly onto my childhood memories, sometimes I feel like I'm reliving it. My family means more than the world to me, & side by side to them is my best friend, Timothy Ho. If I were to be missing even a fragment of either, my life would be so incomplete. I always have high hopes for tomorrow. I truly believe that every one deserves to feel special, thus I love to shower the people I love with honest compliments& make sure they know how important they are to me. I'm a compassionate person & practice the art of selflessness everyday :) Life is short, so make it sweet. Wonder, question and explore the different shapes, shades and colors of the world. It's beautiful, I promise.
"Only those who would risk going too far,
can possibly find how far one can go." -T.S Eliot
