The situation is frustrating, because every day the impact is more evident not only at an economic level that exists in our country, but also at a family and friends level, since every day we have to say goodbye to a loved one, since we are all in Search something better having to go to different countries in search of stability and to be able to support the relatives who stayed sending them both economic resources and inputs. Which is ironic since Venezuela is a country that has a lot to give.
As a recently graduated student, I am faced with different situations or paradigms that I have to break at a personal, spiritual and family level. I know that this situation will help me for good as I have seen situations such as seeing children and adults eating from the trash, watching classmates give up studying because they simply did not have shoes to keep attending or just done to see in my house how the effort of a month was not enough to make a market. In these moments I identify a lot with the image that I leave below this paragraph because I feel as if a bunch of things were literally crushing me.
I know that maybe my reality in which I am today is the same as that of many young Venezuelans, I have to emigrate to another country in the coming months, I would have liked the conditions of that trip to be different, because the situation is unbearable and unsustainable I know there are many people who will welcome us with open arms to wherever our destiny is, but that does not mean that our heart belongs to this Great Nation called VENEZUELA.
Without a doubt Steemit has meant a great tool to express our feelings and our way of seeing things, it is already a complement in my life and I do not intend to move away from this social network, here I found many friendships that impel me to advance and That always makes you smile no matter how gray your day has been. To all the total thanks. Nota: this is not a farewell now is when more to give.
I will not decay because I have faith that my people rose from the ashes, I believe in God above all things and I know that he has control. Venezuelans are warriors, inexhaustible fighters of life. My story, like that of many Venezuelan families, will continue for the better. We have a great nation and we must begin to change from inside to outside.
