Yeida

 Dear Mr. President,            Ever since you stepped in as the president of this country, everything has changed, and as a result of your war on drugs, everyone's been shrouded in terror. An innocent one was killed in every drug investigation and a family was weeping and suffering for losing a breadwinner. I figured you would be different from the leaders we had in the past. I have found that in fighting the covid-19 pandemic, many of our fellow citizens are frustrated and unsatisfied together with your answers. I appreciate the steps you have taken during this covid-19 pandemic, but obviously, within the Phillippines, covid-19 cases are growing rapidly and it has been months since the lockdown was introduced in various parts of the Phillippines. You're too incompetent to be trusted with such a vital responsibility. Good luck as president on your journey. I wish you a pleasant day. Respectfully yours, Yeida Blaire Cosal Image source: https://images.a...

        I I  I am Yeida Blaire Cosal, I am turning 16 years old on March 30, 2021. But according to the people I met for the first time, I look 18. I'm currently studying at Ilocos Sur National High School. I'm an only child. Yes, I'm an only child. In my family, I'm the oldest, the middle child, and the favorite. I can say that I am playful, my happiness are superficial, but I've always been a crybaby. I'm that type of person who can start conversations and do small talk.        My parents are at their 40s, and they work very hard to support and fulfill my needs. I grew up watching my parents deal with any challenge that their lives put in their path. They went through a lot, and I'm sure they kept crying at night, but every morning they still got up and did an incredible job of raising me. I've never been weak enough to learn from the brightest. I see millions of reasons why I need to be successful every time I look at my parent...