zdenek-50220598 @zdenek-50220598
I remember the day I first started teaching at this village school like it was yesterday. It was over ten years ago now, but the memories still bring a smile to my face. My students were young and full of life back then, and they would often ask me about my long blue hair. They thought it was so fascinating that their teacher had such unique locks.
As the years went by, I grew more comfortable in the role of a village teacher. I learned how to connect with each student on an individual level, understanding what made them tick and helping them grow as people. But despite all my successes, I couldn't shake off the feeling of emptiness that had been haunting me for so long.
I've always struggled with insecurity about my body. As a young woman, I was never quite sure if I measured up to societal standards of beauty. And when my marriage fell apart, those doubts only grew louder in my mind. But teaching has given me purpose and given me the strength to face my fears head-on. It may not be easy, but it's worth fighting for.
