SKGfun Contemporary Edition (July/August)
In this issue, we take a peek at the Contemporary genre! Enjoy articles inspired by "The Christy Miller Series," "The Fault in Our Stars," and "The Secret Language of Sisters." Read an interview with New York Times Bestselling Author Luanne Rice, learn how to give support to loved ones in times of need, and discover the pros and cons of the contemporary genre.
In this issue, we take a peek at the Contemporary genre! Enjoy articles inspired by "The Christy Miller Series," "The Fault in Our Stars," and "The Secret Language of Sisters." Read an interview with New York Times Bestselling Author Luanne Rice, learn how to give support to loved ones in times of need, and discover the pros and cons of the contemporary genre.
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SUPPORT JULY/AUGUST 2017<br />
Different people are just, well, different. We’re all unique and have equally unique personalities, though most of<br />
us would agree that everyone is typically either an extrovert or an introvert. An extrovert is someone who is<br />
energized by being around people, while an introvert’s energy drains while being around others.<br />
I for one am an introvert, and when I’m not at my best, I need to have as much alone time as possible.<br />
On the contrary, one of my friends who is an extrovert may try to be around as many people as she can while<br />
she is in the same scenario. If this person is an extrovert, the best ways to be a support would probably be to<br />
actively check up on her/him or to try to get her/his mind off the situation.<br />
If this person is an introvert, you should probably give her/him as much space as possible and just sit and listen<br />
when she/he feels like opening up.<br />
You could also ask a sibling or parent of the person how she/he is doing before going directly to them. Just<br />
remember to respect how they feel and who they are as a person.
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