I started it ambitiously; visited almost all stand on the corridor at the extraculicullar-choosing day. I thought and it is true, the more you join an extra, the more you have connection. Yet it came out only two of them left in my schedule; the badminton club and an extra named jamadagni.

I haven't been that active in the badminton club, so I'm just gonna tell you about jamadagni. It is an extra in which we learn to survive in nature, doing hiking activities and so on but―the most important one is how to be brave, inside and outside. We have to be mentally and physically prepared to move into the next level of the community.

But, before we could see the crimson skies and beauteous sunsets, we had to endure the exhausting trainings first; daily counts of push-ups, sit-ups, and other workout moves are in the list. Miss a day training and you'll be one step behind the others. 

Of course, the extra wasn't just about tortures. We also got useful survival material such as first-aid, shelter-building, fire-making and to use natural materials to stay alive, to make your way into survival.

The best thing we got there is the solidarity; on hoow they punish you 10 counts of push-ups for every person who didn't show up in a meeting. It taught me personally to think about the others, and that we became closer because of those punishments.