You're not where you want to be. And it okay. Everyone starts somewhere. This is where you are right now.
It doesn't mean you'll be here forever. It doesn't mean you're stuck.
It just means this is where you stand today.
I know this journey feels so overwhelming.
I know it feels impossibly long and difficult and painful. And I know there are days when it feels easier to give up.
But the truth is that most things worth having don't come easy.
Change takes time. Getting to a better place takes time.
You aren't a failure because it's taking you so long or because you're struggling just to start.

You aren't weak or incapable. You're human. This work is hard. It's uncomfortable and mentally and physically taxing and terrifying and makes sense that it would take you time. It makes sense that this is a struggle.

You don't have to solve your whole life overnight. And you don't have to feel ashamed for being where you're at.
All you have to focus on is one small thing you can do today to get closer to where you want to be.
Slowly and lightly, one step at a time. You can get there. Every effort you make adds up over time. You can get there.
Every effort you make adds up over time. And you're capable of doing that work.
So breathe and trust that it's okay to be here today. Trust that something better is coming. Trust that you have what it takes to get there.

Is the slightly humorous tone of kristof's essay inappropriate for a discussion of deliberately killing wild animals? why or why not?

Read the sentence from susan b. anthony's "on women's right to vote." hence, every discrimination against women in the constitutions and laws of the several states is today null and void, precisely as is every one against negroes. in this sentence, the author's tone is best described as

Will anyone be able to check for grammatical errors and give an opinion on the essay itself? write about the following topic: some people believe that allowing children to make their own cholces on everyday matters (such as food, clothes and entertainment) is likely to result in a society of individuals who only think about their own wishes. other people believe that it is important for children to make decisions about matters that affect them. discuss both these views and give your own opinion. —— nowadays, in this busy and fast developing world teaching children from an early age to cope with their own decisions (such as food, clothes etc.) and then take the coincidences after that is something that a lot of people believe that it is important for them. on the other hand other people think that it might end up in a society of humans who put their wishes before anyone else's. but which one of these views will predominate? firstly, the people who allow their children to make their own decisions are the people who everyone should look up to. it is important to let your children learn from the mistakes their make. the parents can not be with them all the time every day and for that reason, teaching them to deal with their decisons or even problems will them in the future. of course, there are always disadvantages such as some people may really forget about that their children will need them at a certain point in life and may loose connection whit them. but that is why it should have that moderately path, where kids will make their own decisions but will feel comfortable to always ask for a advice tueur parents. on the other hand, there are and the second type of parents which think that too much individualism is not good. it really depends on the parents how they will teach their children to carry on with the independence they have. a lot of them might forget that they are still kids and will need and advices from time to time and because of that the parents turn their kids in individuals who only think about their own wishes due to the fact that they are let on their own and have to cope with everyone and everything by themselves. in conclusion, i think that the best decision someone can make is to look up to the first type of parents. that way they will be able to train their children to become independent people who will respect the wishes of others and they will be able to cope with their decisions in the future when they need it.