"Talk to me!"

Hey, guys!

So, at my last philosophy class, my principal was the teacher. He told us that he had been going to Kyoto at an university that a lot of people at my school is going after the graduation. He said that the people there were having difficulties in expressing themselves, orally and at paper, so we were going to start improving these areas.

At first, we were supposed to talk about ourselves. It seems like a simple subject because no one knows more about you than yourself, right? But at first it is pretty hard to feel satisfied with your speech, you always sit and than thinks "Oh, I should have said that, and this and this...". 

I thought this was great, because I always dreamed of being an actor or a comedian, and these areas require a very good speech hability. And also, I have this little trauma that I was never able to talk freely to my father. I just can't explain it...words didn't come out. I know he got a little frustrated everytime that happened and I am aware today of all the opportunities I lost of telling him all sorts of things, simple stuff like how I loved him or how my day was.

I was the first to speak in front of the class and I think I done a pretty good job, despite minor flaws and my sleepy mind. Then it was the rest of the class's turn and I was really surprised because some of my classmates are pretty shy and I thought they were going to pick up some simple subjects like their tastes, their hobbies and one or two curiosities. But instead, they spoke about their deepest stories and they got emotional and cried. I was really surprised of knowing something about them that I would never have imagined. I just wanted to hug them and I only didn't cry because I was able to hold it.

Then I started to think about how interesting everyone might be if we just pay attention on some details of their lifes that would explain so much about them. 

As I always say, communication is the base of relationships. It is really important for the understanding of situations and, as seemed, fortification of relations.

I wish my writing was as good as my speech, I understand this article wasn't very good, but I will work on it.

See ya!