Sully's English Blog

 I do not know very much about my birth. I was born right in the middle of November in 2007. I was born at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Around 9 months before November 14th was Valentines day.

 Over fall break I had my amateur kickboxing debut. I had a three round fight Which I had been training for months. I won my fight 30-28 by decision.

 There a couple things I like to do to enjoy myself on busy days. One of them is listening to music as I can still listen to music while doing most things. When I get home, before bed, I like to spend some time playing video games as it helps me decompress. I also like to shadowbox whenever I am alone as it is something to do while also keeping me active.

 one time me and my mother were in an argument and she said I was a delinquent. I still remember how she said it and the look on her face to this day. This was very hurtful and I still remember how I felt. I will not forget that day.

 I had to step out of my comfort zone when I first completed in MMA. An MMA fight is something that will be scary regardless of who you are. You will feel fear, but without fear there is no bravery. I had to power through my fear to first step into the ring. I was terrified but I didn't let my fear hinder me. I let it fuel me.

 I had a dream a few years ago where I peed my pants at school. It was weirdly vivid and it unfortunately felt very real. I was very embarrassed in my dream as peeing your pants especially at school is terrible. I woke up questioning if I was even dreaming or not.

 I've always been curious about other peoples religions. I have some friends that practice other religions and their practices always interest me. I like hearing about their holidays, prayers, and beliefs. I like comparing and contrasting it to my own religion.

 I will try to convince my friend to come clean. I wouldn't tell their partner myself behind my friends back because that would break our trust. I wouldn't condone it either because that's very wrong. If they do not want to tell their partner I would tell them that I might do it and that they deserve to know so if I need to tell their partner I would make sure my friend knows first. 

 a conversation that changed me is one I had with my father. He explained to me the importance of being polite. I was never impolite but he taught me why I should show others respect. To this day being polite and respectful is one of my key values.