Diary — July 7 — Day oOne.

No need for periods in titles

Today I woke up early in the morning, I brushed my teeth and washed my face with cold water.

Yesterday wasn't an easy day for me, a lot of memories came back to me when my friend Silvia said something about my ex-girlfriend, that she was the guiltysource of my sadness.

I felt really bad because I miss her every day.

For counting days, use "every day." "Everyday" with no comma is rather used as an adjective for objects that are regularly and casually used. "These are my everyday errands shoes."

We continue playing video games but in my head I was'm getting killed by memories.

This sentence structure needs the second part to also be in the present tense, "We continue... I'm getting..."

After almost two hours of playing yesterday, I turned off my PC and I went to my bed.

This sounds awkward without the detail around the two hours of playing - when was this? I arbitrarily inserted "yesterday"

I cried, or tried to cry for half an hour, m. My mind was blinobsessed, everything was about her, s. She really broke me.

Using blind to describe the mind isn't something I've ever heard, and I would not know what it means. But from this context, I would suggest "obsessed"

I was lost, but I messaged to my best friend, I told him about go and suggested going out together and he accepted it.

We go out and wewent out, ate hamburguers, weand spoke about a lot of things, i. It was the best part of my day.

After that, I came back to my house, I turned on my PC and I deleted every video game, social media and everything else that doesn't add me something goodpositivity to my life.

"Add me something good" isn't natural - I gave an alternative for this sentiment

That'is is my first day without these apps and I'm feeling good.

I'll try to don't answer toignore people like Silvia because I know that I'll feel really bad with her speechsshe will just make me feel worse.

Speeches are rather formal and official things, such as what a politician or CEO might give.