Angela

The modern presidency is challenging due to the shifting balance of power and the expanding range of duties. Some even contend that one person cannot manage it all, so it's clear that being a president is no easy job and should be taken seriously and passionately.  The moment you, dear sir, claim the position of president in my country, I hope to see change. I hope to see improvement. I hope to see the citizens of the Philippines thrive under your guidance. I expect to see nothing less from you than what they see in you. You took on the position with millions believing in your capabilities, dear sir. Do not fail the millions of people who went far and wide to support you. Do not fail the Philippines, the country you decided to rule. As president, I would like to inform you of problems I wish to be solved under your reign. Poverty and giving opportunities to citizens' underclass can help out our country. Creating available jobs can let them acquire money to sustain their-selves ...

Your perception of the range of qualities that define you is your sense of self. Your self-image or distinct identity as a person is shaped by your personality traits, skills, likes, and dislikes, as well as your beliefs and moral principles. With all of that out of the way, I'd like to introduce myself. Hi I'm Angela. I'm a carefree person with a bright and energetic personality. Social butterfly is what they call me because I'm a good communicator. I have a talent for being able to befriend many people in minutes. My loud and friendly aura is a crucial factor in this talent of mine. I love being around people because of my pleasant nature. I love playing video games with friends as we lose sight of time, losing ourselves in the virtual world. It is always bad alongside good. My social battery has a charge limit, making it challenging to speak or respond to anyone. Sometimes my carefree nature turns into a trait of carelessness; I don't always think things through ...

 I was in 7th grade at that time when the Covid-19 outburst happened. I was preparing and reviewing our 4th quarter exams that were coming up. Then the lockdown occurred, and they said it would only last for a week, then a month, then a year. When the lockdown turned into months, DEPED decided online/modular learning would be the best way for students and children like myself to study without the fear of getting the disease. At first, online/modular learning was fun. I could connect with people virtually without leaving the comfort of my home. But then things started to get repetitive. Every day felt like any other day, with nothing new happening. It slowly dawned on me that I hadn't physically seen my friends in months, and seeing them personally at that time seemed like a distant dream. I felt isolated and lonely. I yearned for my friend's hugs and to see their smiles. I watched the world crumble through a screen, and it was a scary time. I could get through all the stress an...