I gathered with terrible friends, that were only for me when they needed something, or for chilling out, but they were not true friends. Everyone constantly told me that they talked about me behind my back and I never cared about that because hanging out with them made me “popular”. They were the ones in charged of making all the rumors and gossiping about me, and that was what made people hate me. All the bad stuff that happened to me, was, in some way, my fault for making bad decisions towards the people who I was hanging with and the kind of relationships I was standing. Sometimes we search the negative experiences that happens in our lives, but it's very important to learn from every single experience in life, and make what we learn memorable, so that we can be better in …show more content…
I have always been someone with very clear ideals, this means that what I think I stand with it in my mind and no matter what, I am not going to change my opinion. In that days, I pretended to be someone who I wasn't until the point of talking and supporting ideals that in the reality, I did not support. All of this for social acceptance and for people to like me. I was not sincere because I faked to be someone who I wasn't only for people to like me. I didn't say what I thought, I didn't act how I wanted and I wasn't myself only because society demand that I had a mask on my face. From all of these I learned that is better to have 3 true friends which is what I have nowadays, than 100 fake friends. The friends that I have today are true friends in which I can count no matter what the situation is, we are very different and have very opposite ideals but we can talk about them and be ourselves with each other. The main thing I learned is that being sincere and honest with yourself and others is the most important thing in life, because you can trick everyone except yourself,and when you start to be someone who you are not with others, you are going to start believing that to yourself and start losing your true