There was a time a friend ended up being accused of something he didn't do, and, knowing he was innocent, I argued his case. This was in 3rd grade, and it was me, my friend, the other kid, other defenders and the principal, gathered in the office. I …show more content…
I’d say I proved my point on both things, but if you don’t think I did, okay. I’m not going to argue right now, you have a right to your opinion. I’ve learned that some arguments don’t need to happen, but honestly, being as argumentative that I am is still a struggle sometimes. I mean, I rarely turn down an argument. Sometimes it helps, sometimes it doesn’t. It just depends on the situation. Anyway, let’s review. I told about a time I defended my friend’s case, a time a school assignment showed off skills from everyone, and one of the times I had to defend my own case. Even when argumentative is a burden, which it definitely is at times, I am still glad it helps define me. When it’s all said and done, I’m glad. The bad doesn't come close to outweighing the good, not by a long shot. Throughout recalling a few times it’s impacted me, I have realized that. Without it, I just wouldn’t be