Personal Narrative: Great Depression
I have been raised to think or dress a certain way because that?s what family taught me. Others can agree the same. It?s not until you reach your teens is when you start to rebel or think outside of what your family has taught you. A person doesn?t even have to be in their teens to rebel. I rebelled against my family's wishes which they did not tolerate. I am half of the girl who wears all black and is all about destruction, the other half of the girl is about color and smiles. When we?re together we make the girl people see.
Carla is a part of me and my culture. She affects the way I live. Without her I wouldn?t be able make it through the ?Great Depression? as I like to call it. It was also the same time I met her. I had depression and …show more content…
Since both religion have different standards and practices it causes fight between me and my parents. They don?t fully know anything because I don?t say anything and I would like to keep it that way despite the way it causes a lack of communication. My mom would kill me if she knew, so until she dies there won?t be any rituals or demon summonings.
Another common problem would be my gender and sexuality. Since my mother is mexican she wants me to get married and have kids. She constantly pushes me saying you're a female and you're supposed to do this. I don?t see that happening in my life at all.My gender is one of my least priorites. I don?t care what pronoun is used to describe me. When filling in applications I would select female because that's how I was born. At one point I dress more masculine let?s just say mom didn?t approve and I had to wear a dress to school the next day.
A person goes through change all the time it can be good or bad. Ever since Satanism came to my attention I definitely had a different view on the world. I saw that if one is stupid that that person can easily be manipulated. As for the arrogant can be cured by knowledge. I was also told you must not say your opinions or problems to someone if they don?t want to hear it. If only everyone followed this rule. I?ve noticed people say their thoughts when they?re not wanted and it?s annoying. Which is why I don?t like debating it?s
Carla is a part of me and my culture. She affects the way I live. Without her I wouldn?t be able make it through the ?Great Depression? as I like to call it. It was also the same time I met her. I had depression and …show more content…
Since both religion have different standards and practices it causes fight between me and my parents. They don?t fully know anything because I don?t say anything and I would like to keep it that way despite the way it causes a lack of communication. My mom would kill me if she knew, so until she dies there won?t be any rituals or demon summonings.
Another common problem would be my gender and sexuality. Since my mother is mexican she wants me to get married and have kids. She constantly pushes me saying you're a female and you're supposed to do this. I don?t see that happening in my life at all.My gender is one of my least priorites. I don?t care what pronoun is used to describe me. When filling in applications I would select female because that's how I was born. At one point I dress more masculine let?s just say mom didn?t approve and I had to wear a dress to school the next day.
A person goes through change all the time it can be good or bad. Ever since Satanism came to my attention I definitely had a different view on the world. I saw that if one is stupid that that person can easily be manipulated. As for the arrogant can be cured by knowledge. I was also told you must not say your opinions or problems to someone if they don?t want to hear it. If only everyone followed this rule. I?ve noticed people say their thoughts when they?re not wanted and it?s annoying. Which is why I don?t like debating it?s