Looking Up

All MSA juniors were assigned a senior mentor over the summer for guidance, a new friend, and comfort. My senior, Amory, is here for all of the above. She is truly amazing.

Amory has been one of the few people I can run to since the day I met her. My mother took an instant liking to her, and that’s when I knew she would be good for me. What makes her even better is that I can relate to her on any and all levels of life. We can actually talk and vent to each other like long time friends. I don’t think i’ve ever been so comfortable with someone so quickly. She let me know from the beginning that I could always come to her about any and everything, and she meant exactly that.

Last night after I became upset, Mory had a long talk with me, enlightened me on the troubles she faced her junior year at MSA, and her life problems in general. I truly appreciate her for opening up to me, venting, and the bonding time.

I feel as if everyone should have that kind of bond with their senior, that’s what we’re here for. A support system is what everyone here should have.

 

Author: Amaria Sumler

Self proclaimed Indigo Child, crystal lover, and collector. I'm an ambivert with frequent mood changes. I'm socially aware as well as a future activist and leader. I am also an avid reader. I can go on to state that I am very much interested in the ins and outs of the human mind. I am currently finding myself, so that I can again lose myself in my work. I am a lover of words thoughtfully put together. People, their actions, and interactions influence a lot of my writing. I strongly believe in freedom of speech and many other rightful freedoms of the people. In conclusion, all is fair and life is amazing, I will remain prosperous!

One thought on “Looking Up”

  1. This is very heartwarming. I can tell that you love her and that you both are very close. It’s always good to have someone there for you, especially when you are having trouble. I’m glad I got to read this.

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