How To Write An Autobiography Essay

Growing up, there was never much for me to do. I was the only child for a while, up until the age of four or five; the most critical and memorable ages for a child, I still remember those kindergarten days on the playground, no one would really play or interact with me. They would call me names, like weird or tomboy because I was the only girl playing in dirt, and talking to myself. I didn’t play tag with the other girls or talk about boys or dolls and other unimportant things that five year olds talked about. I talked to myself because I knew no one else would. I didn’t fit in. I didn’t have friends to play with and when I did, they were never that nice to me or either they forgot about me the next day. When I got home, all I wanted to do was make things; write, spell, draw. As I grew a little older, I got better at telling stories. I discovered the power of putting words together to form sentences, then form paragraphs from those sentences and soon, a whole narrative. I even published my first “book” to my school’s library when I was six, it was a short picture book that contained drawings of my family and me and some anecdotes of my life. I never got it back unfortunately, but I still have the memories luckily. …show more content…
I love seclusion because it helps me think. I am perfectly content in the comfort of my mind. I like to be able to think, and the only way that I think best is when I am completely alone; without the distraction of someone else’s voice clouding my thoughts... I like when I am able to form stories right off the top of my head; writing comes naturally, like a second nature or sixth sense for me. I feel content when I am alone, perfectly secluded and in total silence, sometimes using music to guide me, it helps with the free flow of words and images when I listen to meaningful lyrics. I think well when I am