Autobiography
Anxiety was the only feeling I recall when I first saw the subject of this paper. I believe that it is hard to speak about ourselves in general, therefore the idea of an autobiography is not even in the equation. I truly believe that organization is an important and key element we need to practice in whatever thing we choose to do in life. This is the reason why I find it simpler and less of a hassle for me to talk about three impactful timelines, which are my state before I moved to the United States, my state in the United States and my current independence.
Africa taught me a numerous amount of things about life in general. Even thought I was born in Marseille, I was mainly raised in Niger, a sub Saharan country on the …show more content…
I wasn’t doing it in a negative intention, but I was a master at annoying my peers during and out of class. I guess the stressful relationship I had in my family was actually coming out of me expressing it at school with others. That’s right, I had an abusive relation with the eldest of my brothers. I feared him without even knowing why at first, that’s before it becomes physical. He would usually wait until the parents aren’t home then he watches my every little move in hope to see me do something so that he could have a reason to scold me. That fear turned into self-awareness with time and maturity. I knew that if I minimize my moves or whatever, then there would be no scolding since he can’t find anything to point out. Keeping that self-awareness state throughout all the years turned it into a second nature at one point. I was actually in that mind state without even knowing that I was in that mind state. Fortunately, it had good impacts on me social wise. For instance, I stopped all the mockery and the mean stuff we did to others. I got really good at confining and reflecting on myself, my goals and what I really want in life. Guess the some tough relationships sometimes are actually beneficial if you
Anxiety was the only feeling I recall when I first saw the subject of this paper. I believe that it is hard to speak about ourselves in general, therefore the idea of an autobiography is not even in the equation. I truly believe that organization is an important and key element we need to practice in whatever thing we choose to do in life. This is the reason why I find it simpler and less of a hassle for me to talk about three impactful timelines, which are my state before I moved to the United States, my state in the United States and my current independence.
Africa taught me a numerous amount of things about life in general. Even thought I was born in Marseille, I was mainly raised in Niger, a sub Saharan country on the …show more content…
I wasn’t doing it in a negative intention, but I was a master at annoying my peers during and out of class. I guess the stressful relationship I had in my family was actually coming out of me expressing it at school with others. That’s right, I had an abusive relation with the eldest of my brothers. I feared him without even knowing why at first, that’s before it becomes physical. He would usually wait until the parents aren’t home then he watches my every little move in hope to see me do something so that he could have a reason to scold me. That fear turned into self-awareness with time and maturity. I knew that if I minimize my moves or whatever, then there would be no scolding since he can’t find anything to point out. Keeping that self-awareness state throughout all the years turned it into a second nature at one point. I was actually in that mind state without even knowing that I was in that mind state. Fortunately, it had good impacts on me social wise. For instance, I stopped all the mockery and the mean stuff we did to others. I got really good at confining and reflecting on myself, my goals and what I really want in life. Guess the some tough relationships sometimes are actually beneficial if you