Personal Monster Research Paper

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Being human is who we are. Each of us have our own personal flaws and insecurities. Growing up has always been a hard step in life and learning that there is much more than the simple material things around us. I've always cared for the people around me, sometimes even the people I don't care for. Another personal monster i've had eating away at me is my time management. I love all of my friends and family around me. For my friends and family, I would always be there when they need me no matter what. This is a personal monster for me because there are times where i put my own needs and concerns out of the way to look out for others. It's a great quality to have in a friend, but i feel that it has been having an impact in my life. For example

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