Amy with a helpful bear

There once lived a girl named Amy in a neighborhood. Amy is a brilliant and passionate
teenager.
who spends more of her time alone each day at home and doesn't have any actual friends. She
enjoys reading, listening to music, watching movies, caring for her pet dog, and many other
things. She enjoys engaging in risky activities, such as climbing mountains.
She also enjoys visiting beaches, cascades, areas with plenty of trees, and areas with crops,
such as provinces.

Amy always helps her parents with household duties and is in her room one day because of a
pandemic and is unable to leave the house. She tries to figure out what she can't do, such as
cooking, drawing, or designing. She tries to complete the thing, and eventually she succeeds,
but Amy isn't very confident. Amy needs to work on becoming more confident, but she's always
been introverted, has social anxiety when she's among others, and is overweight in real life. She
has never felt confident because she has always been bullied. Later, when her mother called to
invite her to dinner, A lot of food is on the table, and Amy is starving. Later, there was a surprise
visitor in the house, and Amy was shocked. As the family was eating, Amy noticed that her
aunts, uncles, and cousins looked disgusting because she had eaten so much and shes really
fat. Her aunt advised her to cut back on her eating, saying that she was too fat and should start
a diet, but Amy refused and gave no response. Amy's mother was embarrassed and upset.
Later, her mother said, "Try to go on diet look at you. Your so fat and you don't have much
clothes to fit on you." Amy shouted angrily with tears, "I don't want to. I want to try to try to be
confident on my own appearance." She walked on her room. In the middle of the night, Amy
was still thinking about it. She wondered why she was fat while her other cousin looked so good
and I had nothing good about my appearance.

As she struggled to sleep, she came up with a clever plan to leave her house. She immediately
packed some of her essentials and quietly departed while her parents were still sleeping. She
takes a bus to the forest because she enjoys viewing beautiful scenery, such as falling towering
trees from the woodland. Because it was so dark and she had forgotten her flashlight, she was
frightened as she arrived in the middle of the road next to a woodland. She fearlessly ventures
into the forest, stops to rest, and eventually finds a place to sleep. She wants to investigate
animals and falls the following morning because it is such a wonderful day.

She yelled at the talking bear, telling it to calm down and stop talking because it wasn't going to
devour her. Although Amy tried to flee, the bear grabbed her clothing. Then the bear bear set
Amy down slowly and questioned, "Why are you talking?"
Amy was shocked when the bear asked why she was there and she responded, "I escaped from
the house. All my family judged me based on my appearance," sadly. The bear claimed that all
animals can talk, but that humans can't just understand us. The bear replies that you are lovely
just the way you are. Amy grinned hesitantly, but later the bear asked if she wanted to do
anything adventurous.
Amy responded "yes"!
The bear and Amy later go on an exploration. Amy fearlessly tries it as they explore dangerous
situations. Later, they went to a lovely location to watch the sunset, where they sat next to one
another. The bear says, "I know you can have insecurities, but please don't hate yourself for
that, trust me—you're beautiful in your own way." Amy hugs the bear and says, "I think you're
right—I'm beautiful in my own way. I can be more confident right now." The bear replies, "Yes,
that's true. But now that it's dark, you should go back to your parents and apologize." Amy
agrees, and later she sleeps.

The bear was waiting for her the following morning.

As she waits for the bus, the bear must leave, and Amy thanks him for being a good friend and
for helping him become the confident person she is. The bear smiles and departs for the forest.
When Amy gets home, her mother is distraught and sobbing. She hugs her son tightly and
apologizes, along with his father. Amy replies that she must apologize because she said
something that might hurt him.

After that, the family is content and closes up while Amy attends school and studies. She is
engaged in her work in class and acts with the same level of confidence she always had.