A person who shows her feelings openly is one of my friends. She called me Gya. I knew this person at university. We studied together and we really have good and interesting common memories. I think Niga is an open person because she never avoids expressing her feelings, her ideas. I think it’s really good. You can read all the feelings on her face. She doesn’t say it, but sometimes it can be dangerous because we really don’t know the intention of the people around us. It’s good to hide emotions and something like that. When we hide our emotions, our ideas, it can be stressful for us and cause more illness. I feel so respectful about this person because she doesn’t mention. It’s really dangerous to know this type of person because you always know what she is seeing and she never takes a fake role.
Band 5+: Describe a person who shows his or her feelings openly
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A person who shows her feelings openly is one of my friends. She called me Gya. I knew this person at university. We studied together and we really have good and interesting common memories. I think Niga is an open person because she never avoids expressing her feelings and her ideas. I think it's really good. You can read all the feelings on her face. She doesn't say it, but sometimes it can be dangerous because we really don't know the intentions of the people around us. It's good to hide emotions and things like that. When we hide our emotions and ideas, it can be stressful for us and cause more illness. I feel so respectful toward this person because she doesn't pretend. It's really dangerous to know this type of person because you always know what she is feeling, and she never takes on a fake role.
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