Perfect life

Social media allow us to depict our life in an ideal way through editing, yet these edited posts promote unrealistic standards for our sense of happiness. We feel unhappy and unsatisfied with our real life because all we see on social media is others’ “perfect lives”. Reynolds shares her personal experience to illustrate this idea: felt lonely and isolated in reality, she amplified her social media presence and sought validation and comfort from likes and comments; however, she felt her old friends

Cam was a young and talented boy at the age of 18. He would have had his whole life ahead of him, if it wasn’t for the beautiful, redhead, with crystal blue eyes that made your heart stop. Her name was Hailey. That day he told himself she was his future. Five years later, in a small suburban home as ordinary as the next, lived a family of three. Cam, Hailey, and their 4 year old boy Mason Cole. Cam had the perfect life with a kind, adorable, and most importantly loving, wife. A job at a realtor business

Behind my surgically corrected smile, there is another story: a story of pain, suffering, and prosperity. In my earlier years, I had what some may call a perfect life. I had a mother and father who loved me, a sister who adored me, and a 2-story house, with my own playground set, which I found absolutely spectacular. On Molly Sue Lane, some of my greatest memories were formed. I remember my Strawberry Shortcake birthday party in the pool house, playing hide-and-seek when my dad came home, (or when

Just by looking at me, you can tell I have it all together; I have an easy perfect life. In high school, I had straight A’s, lots of friends, I lived in a house with a loving family and I had a smile that could light up a room (I still have the smile). While I was living my perfect life, there was something everybody didn 't know. I was living my life in fear. When I was in the 5th grade, I was home alone with my mom. Something really strange was happening so I called 911. The ambulance came right

Hedda wants a life of beauty, perfection and appearances regardless of success or failure professionally, thus she will do anything to make her life perfect. She is driven to do anything to make her dreams and wishes come true which made her actions foreseeable. She suggests to Eilert “make life beautiful”. When her plan to make Eilert kill himself fails and Brack blackmails her, she kills herself instead caring tremendously about her reputation. She goes to extremes to have her ideal life as she pins

everything that made my life in Novato perfect: waves were crashing on the beach, the sun was setting out at sea, my stomach was full of hamburger and salt and vinegar chips, and most importantly, ten of my closest friends were surrounding me, all laughing and enjoying this moment together. I believed that nothing in the world could be better than this. Then, one sleepless night and one sleep-filled car ride later, I was walking down the sidewalk away from my father and my life back home, toward a building

Bullying In life there is no perfect picture for a non-violent world, but then we turn to school, work forces and sadly enough, we as a community reach the point of having to find ways to prevent bullying. Bullying as we see is as a whole can create a foundation that certain people don’t want to particularly be involved with, such as school environments, workforces or even a neighborhood. This is a worldwide incident that is going on and people are getting hurt emotionally, physically and even

violently erupted, and destroyed the city of Pompeii. The city was quickly buried under layers of ash, suffocating and killing many of its citizens. The amount of ash that buried Pompeii kept the city well preserved, showing archeologists a perfect picture of past Roman life. Vesuvius is considered one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the world because of the large populations and cities that reside around its slopes. It rests on a tectonic plate boundary where the African Plate is subducting under the

of red along the walls, most likely due to the massive iron deposits above his underground prison. Edward took all of this in as he crept through the unlit hallway, a small, jagged piece of bloody glass in hand. Seven years ago, Edward’s life had been perfect. He was healthy, rich, and respected. Many people looked up to him and he had no enemies. At least, he thought that he had no enemies.

With most things in life, practice makes perfect, or at least close to perfect. Whenever an individual is introduced to a new way of doing something, it is expected that they struggle a bit, before fully understanding how to do it. This concept can be applied to various parts of my life, but most importantly, my education. In my first semester of college, I was in English Composition 101. Not having a teacher that was focused on interacting with the students and walking me through the writing process