Before high school I was very fearless. I was cheerful, outgoing, and had a very unique personality. My sophomore year was by far the most emotionally destructive year of my life. One word to describe my second year in high school is controlling. I felt as if I were robot trapped inside a world where I wasn’t allowed to be myself. “Going with the flow” seemed to be the only option for me to fit in with the crowd. Popular kids controlled me because I didn’t stand up for myself. I always blamed myself for all of the horrible things people did to me. If someone told me I was annoying or stupid, I truly believed they were right. Every day, I tried my hardest to get people to like me. Sometimes I would even buy people things or do them favors in order to get into their cliques. My mind was consumed with the thought of being popular that I forgot about my true friends. I remember them always being behind me trying so hard to get my attention. Being popular felt like the most important thing to me. I didn’t do what I thought was right, just because I would be treated
Before high school I was very fearless. I was cheerful, outgoing, and had a very unique personality. My sophomore year was by far the most emotionally destructive year of my life. One word to describe my second year in high school is controlling. I felt as if I were robot trapped inside a world where I wasn’t allowed to be myself. “Going with the flow” seemed to be the only option for me to fit in with the crowd. Popular kids controlled me because I didn’t stand up for myself. I always blamed myself for all of the horrible things people did to me. If someone told me I was annoying or stupid, I truly believed they were right. Every day, I tried my hardest to get people to like me. Sometimes I would even buy people things or do them favors in order to get into their cliques. My mind was consumed with the thought of being popular that I forgot about my true friends. I remember them always being behind me trying so hard to get my attention. Being popular felt like the most important thing to me. I didn’t do what I thought was right, just because I would be treated