Robe Queen Bustria – Customer Service Representative

I am Robe Queen Bustria, a 23 years old college student at MSU GENSAN. I am the eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Bustria and Mrs. Rosanie Jade Bustria, and I have 3 siblings. I grew up in a household learning to be brave and to never say “no” to any troubles. By the reason of my family believe that, if you are going to say “no,” you are losing an opportunity, whether it is bad or good. For every opportunity holds either a new door or a lesson.

Well, my life isn’t that really interesting, there’s nothing new about it, unlike to the other stories that you had read. My life is pressed with ups and downs. I am a graduating student who recently lost her Dad. After what happened, I started to close doors for opportunities and isolate with grief. I was so lost that I even think my world was shattered into pieces. Losing a parent an unimaginable pain, really. You lost them before you could achieve something. I lost my motivation in doing my best at school, I started to disliked reading and writing poems. I let my grief swallow me. Regardless of how messy it was, I started to find another reason of living, as I looked at my mother’s eyes, I was reminded I still have time to repay my parents, in spite of the fact that my Dad is gone. I started to look for a job to recover and to at least lessen my overthinking. I was able to get a job, as a call center agent, well I exile as I always do. I get my work done very well and get the quotas I needed before our weekend. Then again, it didn’t take long to my job, I resigned and get back to my studies.

As days goes by, I started to live with my grief, I look for a part time job and was also blessed somehow. I was able to provide for my family, I can repay my debts, and even can give my little brother money for his studies. Well, I am still learning and still coping with it. But as my parents always say, “never say no to anything”, just simply conveys, every opportunity, every door, and every moment you can have is a chance to get what you deserve, or it is a lesson that will make you a stronger, clever, and, most importantly, a better one.

Thank you for reading it.

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