Comparing The Stereotypes Of Different People

Some People are funny, wild or can’t sit still for a second. I feel that I am the exact opposite. I hear my friends, even family says to “loosen up” or “have some fun” and I just don’t do those things. Me and my dad are exactly the same and my mom is the total opposite. Me and my dad can crack a joke from time-to-time. So we are not that boring.

I do not work with kids, especially younger kids very well. My mom teaches a Kindergarten to first grade Sunday school class and I try to help her as much as I can. The kids are like most kids funny and “cute”. They will say random things or whatever pops into their head. When they say those things that pop into their head my mom laughs the kids laugh but I don't.

Recently I helped my mom with our Valentine's day party. They would eat and have the candy other kids brought. I was thinking kids, plus candy means them not sitting still, running, screaming, yelling. Now that I think about it, they don’t need candy to act this way. After we left my mom said “you looked miserable like it was the worst thing that ever happened to you”. I tell her “that is who I am”. …show more content…
If someone is not smiling and talking with a “dry voice” that does not mean they are mean, or mad , or had a bad day. They could be having the best day but they just don’t show it. Some people can take things in a hysterical way or take it seriously or to