I Don’t Want to be Me - Amelie’s Walk: Exploring Self-Acceptance habits \n Pencil grip

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I Don’t Want to be Me - Amelie’s Walk: Exploring Self-Acceptance habits \n Pencil gripAmelie feels as if she doesnt want to be who she is. One day she goes on a walk where she meets a series of friends all just being themselves a tree, a pea, the sea, a bee and a flea. Amelie tries very hard to become each one, but discovers that its exhausting and painful trying to become something other than yourself.