Weed Vs Flower

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Between a weed and a flower, I assume I am more like a flower than a weed. I think I am more like a flower is because I love to be around with a lot of people, and I want other people to think that I am an altruistic person. I believed that everyone in this world will never want to be ugly. However, I am an introvert, but I am practicing to be an extrovert person. For example, when I lived in Vietnam, I’m not a good studier. Although, I think I am a good sport player, because my neighbor or even my cousin always asked me to play a sport with them, and they alway want me to be in their team. In the summer of 2012, a father at our church open a match of soccer ball for boys and girls between each division. I didn't know about the match until

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