If I Stay

I'm doing another blog about If I Stay. This book is really nice, I like this thing I kind of took from it. I take a lot of things from the book, but I'll share two with you.

Decided whether you stay or not: I take this in everyday life; sometimes you feel you have nothing to live for, but you do.
Mia thinks her family is gone now, there's nothing to live for. Then she sees her friends, and her grandparents (how they visit her/seem worried). When you're in a position where you have an option, go or stay, what will you pick? Stay with your family, or end your misery. Either option has a consequence; so what will you do?

Don't care what others think!
I see Mia as being someone who looks at how people see her; how her boyfriend and her look like, and what people perceive her as because she plays the cello, and likes classical music. She tries to change herself in one of her memories she explains, she says that she attempted to abandon her cello. When she did, her friend Kim noticed. Mia-because it was her decision-didn't see anything wrong with it, but Kim told her it what makes her Mia. It doesn't matter if people label her as "cellist," if she enjoys it, she should continue. She's happy as she is.
If you're happy the way you are, don't care what anyone says/thinks about you! You're you, and only you have the power for happiness.