How does this effect me? What do I think?

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BTW- I'm not in that video well I technically am but I don't think you can see me. 

I have always loved nature. I have always appreciated its simple and complex sides. I have always loved how beautiful and pure nature is.

While I have been writing this non-fictional story, I have had to do extra research to make sure I get all my facts correct. I have struggled a lot while writing this story, it has taken me longer than it should have, because I would read something I need to understand or I would start writing and get so upset I have to stop.

I had been on every strike except  two in 2019-2020 because I had drama exam preparation and I didn't want to effect my partner's grade and in the Easter because I was in France. While I was in France, I saw a car park with solar panels as the roof, how epic is that? I loved being there it is so much nicer than in England. But England is still my home. When I came back I felt like I was ashamed of where I come from. But the truth is, I was a young girl in secondary school (when I wrote this originally), I can change the world if I want to. I believe that, I believe anything is possible if you believe in it and try hard enough. So I strike, I wrote this, to educate people. To help people see both sides and help people fight together and help those that feel hopeless.

I feel worthless at times, but when I go on those school strikes I feel pride as my fellow students stand by my side and I stand by theirs, we are an ensemble, we are a team, that feels pretty damn good to say, that I'm part of something bigger than just myself.

I recommend you follow Greta Thunberg on Twitter she posts loads of educational articles. I owe her so much, I can only feel appreciation to the ideas she has given us and now I am forever grateful to her. 

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