Sometimes you just have to stop thinking of the perfect title and settle with a word that randomly pops into your head.
Alternatively, you also might have to just stop thinking about what to write in the post and simply continue on from your title.
What is fierceness? Well, according to my quick Google dictionary search, fierceness is: "
ferocity; the property of being wild or turbulent".
Hmm, at first I was thinking of writing about why I am fierce, but I don't quite think I match the definition.
However, a secondary definition for the word
fierce brings up this: "
(of a feeling, emotion, or action) Showing a heartfelt and powerful intensity".
Ah, now this I can write about. I cannot write about love, nor can I write about heartbreak. But I can certainly write about being fierce!
Now, where in my life would I have been fierce? Perhaps in my younger days, as a karate student? Not really. I mean, I
acted fierce because I had to, but really, the bigger and older kids kind of intimidated me when I had to practice with them.
No, instead I would say that I am fierce when it comes to the most life changing event of my life, which is undoubtedly my
Katimavik experience
.
Let's put this into context.
I am fiercely opposed to the Harper government's decision to shut down the program, because I've seen first hand what amazing things the program does for people like me and the communities in which we've worked. Politicians don't really see any of that; they only see the money and popularity contest it might bring.
I also fiercely defend the friendships I formed during my travels in the program. Of course, it's impossible to maintain friendships with the dozens and dozens of people I met during
Katimavik, but the very closest people I knew, the ones I lived with for nine months, hold a special place in my heart. And I even miss the two guys who broke away at the end, after the program was done.
A & A, man, we had some good times, despite the drama.
And in my experience, I think friendships are worth being very fierce over.
Love will have to wait to be written about; maybe on here. Someday.
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And so my little challenge of making a positive blog post is complete. I honestly wanted to write another negative one, another one in which I lament my predicament as a young adult. Because I feel pretty down. But I think this helped.
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