Dear Ally

We all have feelings and beliefs, that’s what makes us who we are. However if we are unable to express these feelings and beliefs we are at risk of losing ourselves. Elwen Farr talks about how he express who he is and his experiences of judgement. We should all be able to be who we are and express who we are, because if we don’t we might lose what makes humanity great.

People can be very emotionally closed off from the world. This is not a healthy thing as when people bottle up their emotions and feelings nothing good can follow. We all need to express what we feel and who we are weather we do that through writing, music, a podcast, or something completely different. Expression is key to being human.

Elwen Farr talks about his experiences with school and the social atmosphere he observed in both a public and private school setting, he discusses the differences and problems he felt were present in both schools.

Elwen Farr talks about how writing has been a large part of his life. He speaks of it's therapeutic and useful effects and how it has helped him through difficult times and rough situations.

In these divided times we have to be able to look across the aisle. We need to be able to see the benefits to hearing a different opinion. Elwen tries to give context and express frustration with the dismissive world we live in.

Elwen Farr utilizes firsthand experience and knowledge to express his opinions on community. He also touches upon what is tearing them apart from the inside out. Overall Elwen delivers his opinions and beliefs in a way that is meant to inspire conversation on the topic of community.

Talking about emotional extremes and the dangers of forgetting that other emotions exist. Elwen talks about societies desire for happiness and why he feels that it is unhealthy. Drawing on experiences with depression and hiding one's emotions from the world, Elwen tries to express his ideas and feelings on emotional context.