#youthissues

Estoy segura que no conserva el libro ni el detalle (como todo lo material) pero bueno... ahí/ ese fue mi primer acercamiento con este día.

Let's Talk Money "Toh Niyeay Pi Luy" // Later this month, a multimedia financial awareness and empowerment campaign we've been working on will launch across Cambodia and social media! Check the blog later this week for the story and follow our behind-the-scenes snaps. Above, two garment worker actors talk $$ and discuss the importance of saving. It's been a crazy February, and totally worth it! 📽 #TNPL2016 #cambodia #youthissues

Okay I haven't really made any posts for a while now, mainly because there hasn't been any real changes, and because of my final few exams. Yesterday I went to an end of exams party and it only took a little bit of peer pressure for me to have my first slip up. I went 13 full days, and had a smoke. I regret it so fucking much but that is the truth and I can't hide it. I feel so guilty because of it, but its just another learning curve in my perspective. A slip-up doesn't mean I failed at quitting, it just means that I need to better prepare myself for next time. I don't consider this single smoke as a thing that just sends me back to Day 1. For me, today is still 2 weeks of being quit smoking. In my opinion, making one single mistake does not mean I am not still quit? I used to have a lot, lot, lot more than 1 at a party before I quit, and that is why I quit. My smoking became an addiction that I had absolutely no control over. Now it's something I'm constantly battling away. Yes, I had a slip-up, but no, I have not stopped 'quitting' smoking. I am still quit, and I will still beat it. Now, my lunch break is over and I have to get back to playing cricket! Thanks for the support still everyone.