Personal Narrative: How My Life Experience Shaped The Person You Are Today
How has your life experience shaped the person you are today? I’ve been through so much during my lifetime. Each of the events that I’ve encountered has done their part in shaping me into who I am today. Often, people mention big events that have shaped them into being the people they are today. However, I am not going to do that. I’m here mentioning the little experiences made me the person I am today. That is because it’s the little things in life that we often don’t consider that helps us change. When I was in 7th grade my family and I went to Six Flags. During that day, I had experienced things I’ve never thought I’d get the chance to experience. I honestly never thought I’d see the day where I’d go on so many rides. The best part about the whole day was the fact that I went with my family, which I know is hard to believe,
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Obviously, I know what they hate because it’s a sibling thing. Also, their constant bickering has left me knowing everything that annoys them. It’s a beautifully broken relationship that I had with them. I was able to talk to them but not really spend time with them, especially my older brother Qasim. He and I had our fair share of fights before the trip, believe me on that one, but the differences that made us clash is now why we stick together. Though I would never admit it to him, he’s most certainly my other half. Spending a day running around the park and fighting over which ride to go on first did some wierd therapy on us because now he is their for me whenever I need him and annoyingly when I don’t need him. I most certainly became more open minded because of that trip. I never shut out anything thing said to me, regardless of whether it’s important or not. I also never shut out anything said by anyone, regardless of whether I know them or not. I didn’t notice this before but, whatever you do in your home follows you out into the vast
Obviously, I know what they hate because it’s a sibling thing. Also, their constant bickering has left me knowing everything that annoys them. It’s a beautifully broken relationship that I had with them. I was able to talk to them but not really spend time with them, especially my older brother Qasim. He and I had our fair share of fights before the trip, believe me on that one, but the differences that made us clash is now why we stick together. Though I would never admit it to him, he’s most certainly my other half. Spending a day running around the park and fighting over which ride to go on first did some wierd therapy on us because now he is their for me whenever I need him and annoyingly when I don’t need him. I most certainly became more open minded because of that trip. I never shut out anything thing said to me, regardless of whether it’s important or not. I also never shut out anything said by anyone, regardless of whether I know them or not. I didn’t notice this before but, whatever you do in your home follows you out into the vast