Personal Writing Assignment

Teachers wanting you to write about your life. So you arrive to your class that you probably do or don’t hate, you already heard what was coming in store. You asked everyone before class what we need to do and they say we have to write an essay. Then you ask what type of essay and they say a personal writing assignment. You curse inside your head, not only because you’re not the strongest writer, but because of what type of essay it is, a personal writing assignment. I mean most people won’t think it’s so bad, but you just hate it. Now you’re waiting in class just waiting for the teacher to say it, you have an essay due next week and it has to be a personal writing assignment. You, once again, curse in your head. You also say to yourself …show more content…
So now you start getting mad and you deny that it was your fault and blame the teachers because why do they always want us to write about our lives. After you had your mini tantrum, you just go full throttle on finally getting started on your essay. But the very moment you start, everything in your mind is all jumbled up together because, for one, you have so many things going on in your head and two, you still don’t know if you should just write the truth or make up random things. You could just write down a whole bunch of made up stuff and get a decent grade on something you knew you could’ve aced and then you ask yourself why you're not the best writer or why teachers decide to ask you to write about your life. Instead, you finally decide it’s time to just write about everything, so you do. You write about how people have turned on you even though you were there for them in their worse times. You write about people who you once thought you’d always be friends with someone. You write about all the girls that broke your heart and wasted your time, how they hurt you, how you always missed them because you thought they were the most important things in you life. You write about the family that has died and you weren’t even there to see them one last time and tell them that you loved them and left so many people in this world. You write about all your downfalls, mistakes, and bad things that have happened to you. But then, you also write about your ups, your high points, amazing things in your life, how you’ve grown and overcame challenges. You write about the amazing people in your life that have completely changed your life and been through it all with you, friends and family. You write about the amazing life-changing experiences you’ve had and how even though