The Titan
I felt my stomach turning, I still didn’t know if I was going to be brave enough to do it. I was 9 and loved anything that had to do with roller coasters . I would always hear people screaming and I could feel the exhilaration building up in my body. We went to six flags and I went on a ride that i have never been on before the Titan, I went on and my heart starting racing, I had never been so scared before after that I was so frightened to get on another ride. I had to face my fear, my fear of roller coasters, so I did. I heard the word six flags and all I could remember was the ride, I just stood there dreading everything and wishing that I had not gone. We waited in line and it was our turn i felt so nauseous, I kept on …show more content…
I closed my eyes hoping that it would end soon. In that moment the ride quickly stopped, It was so quiet, but in the background you could hear faint screaming,my nose was filled up with the sweet funnel cake, I could just remember the sweet corndog that i ate earlier, and from up there everyone was so small. I thought the ride was over we had been there for what seemed to be a million years, or so I thought, the ride kept going backwards and before I knew it I could see my life flashing before my eyes. The ride quickly rushed down and was going the same direction as last time but only forward, it went so fast that it was slowly coming to a stop, I finally did it, I faced my fear. I was shocked and just sat there, with a blank expression. My step mom finally noticed and asked if I was okay, I just laughed and said yes I'm okay and got off the ride. The experience was spine-chilling. I was so happy and so relieved and on to the next rides. For other people I'd don't really mean anything to them if I got on the ride or not, but for me it was one of the biggest accomplishments I have ever made. Like Richie Norton once said “To escape fear, you have to go through it, not
I felt my stomach turning, I still didn’t know if I was going to be brave enough to do it. I was 9 and loved anything that had to do with roller coasters . I would always hear people screaming and I could feel the exhilaration building up in my body. We went to six flags and I went on a ride that i have never been on before the Titan, I went on and my heart starting racing, I had never been so scared before after that I was so frightened to get on another ride. I had to face my fear, my fear of roller coasters, so I did. I heard the word six flags and all I could remember was the ride, I just stood there dreading everything and wishing that I had not gone. We waited in line and it was our turn i felt so nauseous, I kept on …show more content…
I closed my eyes hoping that it would end soon. In that moment the ride quickly stopped, It was so quiet, but in the background you could hear faint screaming,my nose was filled up with the sweet funnel cake, I could just remember the sweet corndog that i ate earlier, and from up there everyone was so small. I thought the ride was over we had been there for what seemed to be a million years, or so I thought, the ride kept going backwards and before I knew it I could see my life flashing before my eyes. The ride quickly rushed down and was going the same direction as last time but only forward, it went so fast that it was slowly coming to a stop, I finally did it, I faced my fear. I was shocked and just sat there, with a blank expression. My step mom finally noticed and asked if I was okay, I just laughed and said yes I'm okay and got off the ride. The experience was spine-chilling. I was so happy and so relieved and on to the next rides. For other people I'd don't really mean anything to them if I got on the ride or not, but for me it was one of the biggest accomplishments I have ever made. Like Richie Norton once said “To escape fear, you have to go through it, not