“Girl Meets World” has helped me through my teenage years. It’s the continuing story of “Boy Meets World”. The show is about Cory and Topanga’s daughter Riley Matthews and her friend Maya Hart as they navigate many challenges and hardships in their everyday lives while becoming adults like Cory and his friends did in the previous show. “Girl Meets World” had one unique special episode on the series based on Autism because I have Autism too. That episode is to teach everyone that being different or having something is not a curse but a gift. We are all different in a unique way, and sometimes we do things differently. We learn differently, but that doesn’t make us who we are because we are unique, and we use those gifts to show the world by just being who we are and how we can change it. When I saw the first episode of Girl Meets World, it inspired me to do great things in life just like Riley and Maya did and to believe in myself when others say I can’t do anything. I let those fears control me every day, but as I got older and wiser, I learned how to overcome those fears and became the person I am today. Others may say we can’t do anything because we are different or we don’t do things the way others do, But Riley and Maya and their friends Farkle, Lucas, and Zay changed the world and became better and wonderful people. We can change the world to make it a better place and show many people that having a disability is never a bad thing. So this show, I give it an A+ for inspiring many great lessons and giving us many great laughs. Here’s a link if you want to get Boy Meets World on DVD. https://amzn.to/3WjbMJq