Self-expression allows you to embrace the entirety of who you are, including your weaknesses, flaws, and shortcomings. It allows you to embrace every part of you, both your best aspects and the ones you wished to change. Take accountability for your own emotions. State your feelings in a way that avoids blaming others. Recognize that your unpleasant feelings have more to do with your mindset rather than external events. Start small. It’s okay to move slowly. Talk with your best friend about how her showing up late for appointments affects you. Soon you’ll be able to approach people who may be less directly concerned with your well being. Canva is a free graphic design tool that anyone can use to make pro-level projects (no experience required). A commander like Mansfield, who could not pay his soldiers, must of necessity plunder wherever he was. As soon as his men had eaten up one part of the country, they must go to another, if they were not to die of starvation. (Gardiner, Thirty Years’ War, p.147)

Writing has always been important to me. It’s been my path of healing, my method of building a community around my company, Prosperity Queendom Inc… Another thing which must be mentioned in connection with "dare" is what the OED calls the "careless use" of the present "dare" for the past "dared". This anomalous use of "dare" is mentioned by Zandvoort and Jespersen and appears to be confined to the negative. "’Dare not’", says Zandvoort, "is usually pronounced [de[de:ant], and sometimes written without the second ’d’, when the time-sphere is sufficiently clear from the context". 22 He gives the following examples: You can run with these ideas or just use them as inspiration – a springboard, if you will – for discovering something else entirely. 1. Writing Most of these examples are the same as those found in Jespersen’s A Modern English Grammar, PartIV, p.7. It’s modern life and you can easily design (and even sell) your own shirts, hats, hoodies and more (such as pillows, art prints, shower curtains, coffee mugs…).Another underrated form of expression, but using your voice to speak truths is a very powerful skill. It takes courage and bravery to speak your version of the truth, nobody what anybody else may say.

With just a combination of words, you can make someone feel something through what you just expressed. Don’t doubt your ability to express yourself in writing – whether it’s through poetry, journal, or another way entirely – as long as you write what is true, it’s a self –expression that counts. Grammarians generally agree that "must" is an old past subjunctive which has gradually been losing its power to point to the past. "It is through the preterite of imagination", says Jespersen, "that ’must’ has become a present tense". The OED seems to agree with Jespersen when it writes: "The use of a present arose from the practice of employing the past subjunctive as a moderate, cautious, or polite substitute for the present indicative." Statements containing minimizing adverbs such as: barely, hardly, only, but, scarcely, seldom, solely, rarely:Need" is also used in principal sentences, but according to Poutsma, "is usual only when another verb shows the time sphere, but ’needed not’ is in ordinary language replaced by ’did not need’". 16 b) In the first person, "must" often expresses an insistent demand or a firm resolve on the part of the speaker: Mr.Ono’s fourth conclusion is that "must", apart from the cases where it is used in oblique narration or as a historical present tense, does occur, though not very often. His examples are the following: Jespersen adds examples without a following "not" which, he says, "are less frequent, but nowadays not at all rare". 23 On the morning, however, it was rainy, and every one must stay indoors. (Eliot, Clerical Life, p.124)