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Simplicity is my Happiness


    My name is Justine Dave, and my friends call me “tindeyb”. I studied elementary in Camanggaan Elementary School from Kinder to Grade 3 and transferred to Nagapanaoan Elementary School from Grade 4 to Grade 6. I am now a Grade 10 Special Science Class student in Ilocos Sur National High School. My dream since I was a child is to become a Civil Engineer. I love listening to music, and I enjoy watching documentaries and dramas during my rest time.


    I am proud to say that I am a fanboy. I love listening to music, especially to KPOP and BTS. I started listening to KPOP in 2018, but I became a fan in September 2019 because of BTS. During this pandemic, my knowledge about KPOP became wider, and participating in different KPOP fandom activities makes me busy. Listening to KPOP music makes me happy when I'm sad and makes me relax when I feel so stressed, frustrated, and angry. I also enjoy watching documentaries and Korean Dramas during my rest time. I do have a passion in singing before, but due to puberty, the sound or tune of my voice has changed, and my confidence gets a little bit low. I am still singing these days, but it's just not good or stable as before. I am a very emotional person, and I get angry and frustrated easily. I am shy when I'm with strangers, but I'm a fun person to be with when we get to know each other. I love being alone because it feels so peaceful, and by the way, I am ISFJ. I am doing good in my academics, actually a consistent honor student since Elementary.

    I do not have any unique trait as a person, but I am happy and contented with what life God gave to me. I am very thankful to him for always guiding me with every decision I make and everything I do as I grow up. I am hoping that one day, all the things I want for myself will be aimed at. I will work hard, will continue working hard until I achieve all the dreams I want for my life.

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