What Are The Pros And Cons Of Being In Constant Chnage

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However, being in constant chnage had its cons. Moving back and forth from spain to Miami then back to spain and the back to Miami and to different schools made me go through chnages that i didnnt necessrily enjoy. When i lived in Madrid i went to an all girls schools in a class of 23 girls. I was Friends with everyone, and I got along with everyone super well I grew up with them, and we all lived in the same neighbourhood. It felt as if we were this big family. After fourth grade i moved to Miami. Not only was i leaving my Friends behind which i knew that eventually i would get used to it, but i was leaving my whole life behind. My whole family, the park me and my sister would go to every afternoon, all the memories i had made in the past

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