An Example Of Dramatic Changes In My Life

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him to this day it still bother me because I loved him so much and he will never know. These are some of the dramatic changes in my life so far. I can honestly say that the thing that has happen to me so far has made me a better person. As a young adult with two children engage to another man that was emotionally and physically abuses to me this is another chapter in my life. I stayed in this relationship for 8 years when he left he took my money, furniture, clothes and children away from me. The only thing I care about getting was my children they were my world. It took me about a few weeks to get my children back from him. This man so mean that he sent me picture of his new girlfriend wearing my clothes and furniture in their new home. Once I got out of that relationship I did not date for over 15 years because I did not trust any man. I work on taking care of my children and trying to be the best working mom. I continue to strive to be the best getting promoted on my job to supervisor earning enough money that I could take …show more content…
We all have to deal with changes in our society today everything has change from what we watch on television to the music we listen to. Nothing in life will stay the same and we must learn how to adjust to these changes. Something changes will make us a better stronger person and some changes can destroy you. Nevertheless, we must learn on how to cope with the changes in our life. In our society today the media is the biggest change over time from being able to watch the news in the morning, afternoon and late night and you can get news 24 hours a day no longer waiting for news at 5. However, racesitise is still part of society today that is something that has not change over the years. In my opinion that is sad why do people judge other people we are all the same if you cut me do I bleed and if I cut you will also

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