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Going Out Of Your Bubble
Nowadays, most of the people are afraid of going out of their comfort zones. For the reason that, they are afraid to be judge by other people, but, who isn't? Even so, I still try to. Before, I am so frightened to what will other people say about me. And whenever that thing scares me, I remind myself that there are times that I should go out of my bubbles without being anxious on their opinions. I remind myself that what will I do is for myself to learn and experience new things in life. And not for them, so i shouldn't care on their opinions.
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