Personal Experience-Personal Narrative

Have you ever felt so nervous and scared at the same time that you wanted to pee in your pants? Well, that’s exactly what i felt during P.E class on Monday morning. Everything was fine until we started playing Dodgeball. My friend Avery and I were having a great time laughing, talking and playing. Suddenly a ball came and knocked Avery down. I helped her up and then picked up a ball, and without looking I and threw it. The ball slapped the class bully in the face. I was intimidated by the look on her face. It seemed as if steam was coming out of her ears. I reacted quickly by apologizing because it looked as if she wanted to hurt me. The bully glared at me and said ‘’ you’re going to be sorry you did that’’. ‘’It was an accident’’ I stammered, feeling nervous. ‘’ya right’’ she replied. From the look on her face i knew she wasn’t done making me feel sorry. I felt angry, sad, and scared. Finally, we were dismissed and she hadn’t mentioned another word about the incident. A few days passed and I noticed she has been talking behind my back and bumping into me in the halls. I always walked passed her when I saw her walking towards me. I also …show more content…
I heard kids playing and yelling and having fun. My eyes were burning and they were red. I asked my friend what to do and she said to consult a teacher. So I told my P.E coach, and she talked to the bully. After, the bully came up to me and apologized, so I forgave her. From that experience I realized that if conflicts get out of hand, you should consult a parent or teacher. Don’t let anyone harass you if you didn’t do anything wrong. You shouldn’t be mean back, but tell them to cut it out. When the mean girl started teasing and bullying me, I let her instead of stopping her. That gave the bully satisfaction of hurting me. Even though she apologized that never makes anything 100% better. Before you make an action you should ask yourself ‘’will that hurt anybody’s feelings’’, if so, don’t do