My main problem was trying to make my definition interesting and giving it enough claim. Writing on love was a great idea, but I could just not figure out a way to make my definition broad enough. It also was not easy trying to make a definition of love in my own words without looking it up first. After I sat and put some thought into about what love was to me, I finally made my definition broad but to the point. Then I had trouble with trying to make the body of the paragraph give my definition enough support. By fixing this I looked up the real definition and thought of some examples to add to it. When I did that it gave my definition enough support and it also made the paragraph interesting. …show more content…
Trying to figure out enough examples to compare to my definition and make them flow smoothly was tough. So I put each example of what love is not and told why people got it confused. By giving examples of why people would get it confused, it gave evidence to the reader to show why it is not love. Giving evidence helped the reader to not get lost and try to figure out how it does not compare. Also, I did that so the reader would not get confused and quit reading. None of this was easy at all, but I had to put some critical thinking into it and I finally figured it