DeCarlo & Wodziak
Per 4/5
Exit Activity
Interactions and reactions define who you become because of people that don’t look at you from the inside, they inspect you from the outside. An example of this if you were goofy and weird at a game of baseball and someone thought you were cool and wanted to hang out with you. But, since you were weird that one person does not want to hang out with you because they think you are that weird. Another example is if you were stealing money from a lady or anybody else, anybody who knows you do that would call you a thief. But, in reality, you steal the money so you can pay the bills and get food. When people think of you by these things, people would not want to talk to you, hang out with you, want you in jail, etc. But, in reality, they don’t know the background of you. …show more content…
One example of this is if your new friend was talking to someone and somehow got into an argument. He started to yell at the other person, you would think they are a rude, and mean guy. But, realistically he is kind and nice, but since you did not want to be his friend you did not know how nice he was. The last example is if you were doing a project with two friends and another person. You and your friends were working but were goofing around, but when the other person realized you and your friends were not fully working, he got very serious and started to yell at you. After the project, you did not want to work with him anymore. Sometimes people don’t like to work with someone just because of what first experiences they have had with people. This goes for everything that has to do with being with someone else. People need to take a second chance with people and what they are
Per 4/5
Exit Activity
Interactions and reactions define who you become because of people that don’t look at you from the inside, they inspect you from the outside. An example of this if you were goofy and weird at a game of baseball and someone thought you were cool and wanted to hang out with you. But, since you were weird that one person does not want to hang out with you because they think you are that weird. Another example is if you were stealing money from a lady or anybody else, anybody who knows you do that would call you a thief. But, in reality, you steal the money so you can pay the bills and get food. When people think of you by these things, people would not want to talk to you, hang out with you, want you in jail, etc. But, in reality, they don’t know the background of you. …show more content…
One example of this is if your new friend was talking to someone and somehow got into an argument. He started to yell at the other person, you would think they are a rude, and mean guy. But, realistically he is kind and nice, but since you did not want to be his friend you did not know how nice he was. The last example is if you were doing a project with two friends and another person. You and your friends were working but were goofing around, but when the other person realized you and your friends were not fully working, he got very serious and started to yell at you. After the project, you did not want to work with him anymore. Sometimes people don’t like to work with someone just because of what first experiences they have had with people. This goes for everything that has to do with being with someone else. People need to take a second chance with people and what they are