Narrative Essay
#Lovewins became something historic on September 26, 2015. Which was a very happy day for thousands of people, but I...I didn’t know how to feel about it. I am a proud Christian who’s very open minded, which doesn’t make the best combination, I view things and believe in a different manner than the popular culture. I am very open to other’s thoughts, feelings, ideas, and suggestions and I tend to overthink too much about a subject. Sometimes I don’t even know if it’s correct for a girl my age to know and understand some of the things I do. I’ve had many battles within because I’m not sure what the correct way of thinking is. I know and I believe that The Bible is God’s word and that it’s The Truth, but then there’s other’s …show more content…
I think my brain dropped out a long time ago. When it comes to my turn, what I think, how i feel about a certain topic like the LGBTQ+ people, it goes a little like, “Well...it’s ‘cause from what I’ve read from social media and people within that community and everyone in general they say to do whatever makes you happy and confident and I think you should do. However, I’ve read in The Bible that homosexuality is a sin because both men and women were created different for a purpose. That purpose was to reproduce with each other, that’s what is naturally supposed to happen… so I don’t know…” I can never have a firm opinion about something. I’m so average, and I used to love being average, but now it just bothers me, I don’t know how to feel about being …show more content…
Ever since I was younger I’ve been this way and there’s not much I can do about it because it’s just how I am and I’ve just tried seeing it as something good. I have been telling myself that it’s a good thing and that I shouldn’t worry about it. Since I have started getting a little deeper into ‘adult topics’ such as social justice. Which by the way, I don’t understand why young people aren’t really taught about what’s going on around the world because in reality it has such a great impact in our lives. It’s a complicated subject, but my point is that being a person that is open-minded can be very tough and it’s something that I see more of a struggle than a strength. There’s not much I can really do about it though rather than just deal with
#Lovewins became something historic on September 26, 2015. Which was a very happy day for thousands of people, but I...I didn’t know how to feel about it. I am a proud Christian who’s very open minded, which doesn’t make the best combination, I view things and believe in a different manner than the popular culture. I am very open to other’s thoughts, feelings, ideas, and suggestions and I tend to overthink too much about a subject. Sometimes I don’t even know if it’s correct for a girl my age to know and understand some of the things I do. I’ve had many battles within because I’m not sure what the correct way of thinking is. I know and I believe that The Bible is God’s word and that it’s The Truth, but then there’s other’s …show more content…
I think my brain dropped out a long time ago. When it comes to my turn, what I think, how i feel about a certain topic like the LGBTQ+ people, it goes a little like, “Well...it’s ‘cause from what I’ve read from social media and people within that community and everyone in general they say to do whatever makes you happy and confident and I think you should do. However, I’ve read in The Bible that homosexuality is a sin because both men and women were created different for a purpose. That purpose was to reproduce with each other, that’s what is naturally supposed to happen… so I don’t know…” I can never have a firm opinion about something. I’m so average, and I used to love being average, but now it just bothers me, I don’t know how to feel about being …show more content…
Ever since I was younger I’ve been this way and there’s not much I can do about it because it’s just how I am and I’ve just tried seeing it as something good. I have been telling myself that it’s a good thing and that I shouldn’t worry about it. Since I have started getting a little deeper into ‘adult topics’ such as social justice. Which by the way, I don’t understand why young people aren’t really taught about what’s going on around the world because in reality it has such a great impact in our lives. It’s a complicated subject, but my point is that being a person that is open-minded can be very tough and it’s something that I see more of a struggle than a strength. There’s not much I can really do about it though rather than just deal with