To Pip A Butterfly: An Analysis

“God Damnit Kendrick you did it again” Noah said with my headphones on listening to “To Pimp a Butterfly” for the first time with Alexis and I in our third period rotation class. The moment that had the most impact on me was meeting Alexis and Noah. This happened when I was in seventh grade and we all had the same third period which was rotation. I had sat next to Noah as we have last names that all close alphabetically. While the first few days we did not talk as we did not know each other but once we began talking we realized we had similar interests and we clicked together as friends. As I talked to him more his friend Alexis also came to talk and all three of us became friends as we continued to connect more with each other. As the class went on the second semester we …show more content…
I felt that the more I talked to them the more my confidence increased and now years later I can say that this is true. I feel reflecting back years later I can say that these two have done a lot for me and I am grateful to have met them. I feel the ripple effect took place the more I talked to Noah and Alexis as the more their personalities rubbed off on me the more confident I felt with myself and my surroundings. I felt as the more I had talked to them throughout the year the more I could feel the way I looked at things change as I felt more comfortable with myself as a person. My nurture played a role in the impacted of my moment as I was already growing into the person I am and when Noah and Alexis came they helped me grow much more than I believe I would have without them as they instilled many ideas in to me. I think that this moment has affected me more today than anyone else I have met besides my family. When I made new friends I do not feel them change who I am too much as I normally would not change who I am to accommodate a person's needs, however when I started becoming closer with these two I felt myself change not on my own will but subconsciously because of the