Time to unfold my secrets...

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I am thinking that should I tell my parents a secret that I’m holding in my mind all these years since I decided that I want to become a writer. Ummm.... I know you all will be surprised to hear that the girl who always wanted to become and engineer or a professor now wants to become a writer. Well, writing is my passion and I know if one day I become and engineer or a professor also, but my passion will always stay with me.
I write when I’m very angry or very sad. I keep on writing until I find myself relaxed. So, this is the very simple way I can control myself.
Wait! Are you thinking that this article is also written by me to express emotions? Absolutely not. I’m writing this just to make the time flew away. I don’t know how good I’m to write and decorate my sentences to make it a meaningful one. Still I’m writing. My dad taught me that whatever you feel or think you should immediately jot down it because you never know when it can become a masterpiece. Always think positive to earn something in your life and always dream bigger. Dreams are the best way where you can find the future ‘you’. And who knows you are the next one to create a history in this universe!

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