💜🌈 CitizenPressDog 🌈💜

Hello and welcome to another TED Talk. There’s a lot happening in my mind, and that’s completely normal. I’ve always believed in the value of expressing my thoughts, whether by writing them down or sharing them publicly. Sure, sharing information online comes with its risks, and not everyone has good intentions, but I’ll continue to share my life experiences. I’ll just be more mindful about how I present my thoughts.

I used to journal my feelings extensively—I’d fill pages with my reflections, even if it didn’t always come out perfectly. That’s why I really appreciate the Grammarly app; it helps me articulate my ideas and emotions more clearly. I enjoy sharing my insights about my daily life, my community, and the world at large.

Overall, I’m happy with my life and proud of the improvements being made in our country. I support efforts to address illegal immigration. I firmly believe that if you are in the U.S. without the proper credentials and refuse to pursue legal status, you shouldn’t be here. This might be a controversial standpoint, but many of us voted for change, and it’s about more than just the events of September 11, 2001. It reflects ongoing issues with terrorism and safety that affect us all.

Regarding TikTok and similar apps, I understand the concerns surrounding them. I enjoy using TikTok; it’s allowed me to connect with friends and share my creativity. While some may be worried about government oversight, I find myself more troubled by the implications from China. They played a significant role in the global COVID-19 crisis, which has disrupted countless lives.

I’m not against vaccinations, but I have serious concerns about potential risks. I’ve seen people develop health issues after getting vaccinated, even if they were previously healthy. My previous doctor has confirmed that I don’t need any further vaccinations at this time. Having received three doses, and considering my age group, I’m being cautious about my health choices.

I’m committed to advocating for myself and making informed decisions about vaccines and my well-being. Given the challenges we faced during the pandemic, I don’t believe anyone else should control my health. As a neurodivergent individual, I’m especially vigilant about what I put into my body and how it affects my mind and heart. I’m ready to fight for my health and ensure I’m on the right path.