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The Real Reason I Created DrakoAdventure.

This channel is about expression.
Truth.
Fun.
And liberation.
No matter what you’ve been through —
you can still FLY.

I created DrakoAdventure to inspire those who have walked through darkness and despair — to remind you that life can still be playful, joyful, and free, no matter how broken you once felt.

There was a time I was afraid to even step outside my door.
Now I move freely through the world — and that’s why I believe others can too.
For years, I lived with depression, anxiety, isolation, and bullying.
Leaving the house felt impossible.

I couldn’t breathe.

Everything was hidden behind a smile.

It felt like complete darkness.

There were moments I wanted to give up on life —
but my heart and soul whispered, “Keep going.”

I healed quietly.
Without applause.
Without medication.
Often without support.

Guided only by my will — and the quiet presence of the universe.
The moon. The sun. The sky above me when no one else was there.
I was broken down and rebuilt myself again and again.
Burned into ashes and reborn like a phoenix.

Some people tried everything they could to destroy me —
my voice, my appearance, my race, my identity.
They tried to break my spirit.
They FAILED.

From Depression, Anxiety, Chaos, Bullying, Illness, to self hate, betrayals of friends who step on you when you fell.

I healed myself from it all.

So I made a choice:
I would become strong — not bitter.
I would protect the vulnerable — not become what hurt me.

For over 10 years, no one knew I was depressed.
All they saw was a smiling girl.

I healed without medication — guided by discipline, intuition, and the quiet presence of the universe.

When I spoke up for my values and Truth — to speak up using my voice including Palestine — I lost all my "friends".
Two years of standing in truth showed me who truly cared and who didn’t.
And yet, in choosing myself, I found my Real SOUL TRIBE.
those who see me, respect me, and stand with me.

I am Proud to say I now LIKE myself. Love myself the way I truly deserve. 


I thank myself for making it out.
And I thank every lesson that taught me when it was time to choose myself.

The betrayal transformed into self-love.
The pain into self-forgiveness.
I no longer give myself to everyone — only to those who rise to meet me.
I have boundaries now.
I have discernment.
I have peace.

My life has changed tenfold.
Today, I travel.
I do work I enjoy.
I live the dream of my inner child —
not because life was easy,
but because I refused to give up.

The light you see now was shaped in darkness for a long time.
This is Kintsugi — mending the self with gold.
I never saw myself as a victim —
but as sovereign.

I didn’t just survive.
I fly.
I transmuted pain into gold.
I healed myself.
And you can too.
You can travel.

Laugh.
Love.
And live freely.
Never give up on yourself.
You matter.
You are worthy.
You are enough.

If you feel called to work with me, you can complete the form here to work with me. 

I am not a guru — just someone who went through it and made it out with the tools, experience and support. I don't just talk the talk, I show up and ACT. Transmute pain into GOLD. 


#drakoadventure #ibelieveicanfly 

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