Mianhae Means Sorry

Mianhae Means Sorry

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This is a self-revelation about my teaching journey in Seoul, South Korea where I met my unforgettable student Mianhae Park. It wasn't just a privileged teacher-student relationship for it stretched further more. For I became her second mother when her real mother was busy raking in money as she took care of their gadget businesses in Asia. Mianhae's father was also busy collecting luxury cars for he owned a car business of his own. During her tumultuous years both as a teenager and a blossoming young woman, she came to me as her recluse and shelter. Until one hazy day when the dire news about her attempted suicide shook my senses apart, I found out there was more to her life than was shown in public.
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I'm lost. Broken. And nobody knows. I help people, and when you help people, you don't get help. I couldn't look at myself think how a mess I was. It was too late for me to be fixed. Nobody could help me. I was too deep in it for being saved. I had too many scars and thought. I already had a broken mind. When I tried to kill myself and failed at it, they brought me to a mental facility. There I meet other teens with different stories and each with their problems. The longer I'm here, the more stories I get the knowledge. We come together to tell our stories so that we can move on from what hurt us in the past and what waits for us in the future. We're all strangers, but we're all living in this messed-up place call life. So can we overcome our broken minds. -2014-

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