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- Hello Anna, here are some corrections I made below. When I was a kid, my parents gave me a present for my birthday. It changed my life and defined my future. Their present made me run as quickly as possible from school to home every day in order to use it. It was a graphic tablet. I felt like the happiest person in the world, spending most of my free time drawing on the computer and studying different programs. A passion for digital drawing prompted a desire in me to creatively develop. So, I wanted to try different kinds of creative activities, such as calligraphy, photography, sculpturing, collage?(not too sure what is meant here), photo editing, and more. I wanted to try all types of things! I began to develop my skills in different directions of fine arts and participate in art exhibitions by different clubs. Art soon became my hobby, so when I finished school, I knew exactly who I wanted to be, what I wanted to do, and where I would study it. Overall, your writing was very good and you used words that show the expansion of your vocabulary. Keep up the good work and I wish you well in your endeavors! :) To be continued0 votedOctober 6, 20160
- Hello, my name is Mari and I live in the US. I see many men wearing colors that are usually associated with feminism that is completely normal here. Granted, anywhere you go you might get a "stereotypical" reaction to what you wear. However, as long as you are happy with your clothing choices and are confident people really won't notice your clothing but rather the person wearing them. Good luck and I hope you have fun and safe travels!0 votedOctober 5, 20160
- Hello, my name is Mari and I live in the US. I see many men wearing colors that are usually associated with feminism that is completely normal here. Granted, anywhere you go you might get a "stereotypical" reaction to what you wear. However, as long as you are happy with your clothing choices and are confident people really won't notice your clothing but rather the person wearing them. Good luck and I hope you have fun and safe travels!0 votedOctober 5, 20160

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