One of the many things I appreciate for this course, aside from the fact that it’s not a typical note-taking course, is the fact that the majority of our class topics and discussions are great conversation starters in my friend group. And I love how erudite I sound when my friends say something I have to correct them. Just last Friday, I had lunch with my sister and our friends and the conversation shifted to transgender people. My dorm previously had a ‘Men’ and ‘Women’ bathroom and out of the blue, with no warning, it was changed to ‘All Gender’. And my friend said he did not quite understand the term ‘transgender’. So I straightened up and sat upright to educate my peers.
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I think the way a person communicates with a family member, friend, etc. is based on how their parent(s)/guardian(s) raised them and their personality. My parents raised me to speak to family and outsiders with respect and my personality is that I will give a person respect, unless you disrespect me. So, if I need help or need to confront somebody over something I don’t like that they are doing, then I will come from an understanding, respectful approach. I’m not sure instilling this type of communication style as I am a lot older, like maybe this should have been taught along with reading and phonics in middle school.
And I remember that that paper about communication strategies said to avoid sarcasm and I don’t think I can give that aspect of myself. I know the human body is made up of oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, and phosphorus, but mine is composed of all of those elements along with Sarcasm. And I know I just said that I give others respect, but sarcasm is part of the package, and it shows regardless of whatever emotion I
My friends had so many questions about how people know their transgender or what procedures they may choose to undergo to complete their …show more content…
I think the way a person communicates with a family member, friend, etc. is based on how their parent(s)/guardian(s) raised them and their personality. My parents raised me to speak to family and outsiders with respect and my personality is that I will give a person respect, unless you disrespect me. So, if I need help or need to confront somebody over something I don’t like that they are doing, then I will come from an understanding, respectful approach. I’m not sure instilling this type of communication style as I am a lot older, like maybe this should have been taught along with reading and phonics in middle school.
And I remember that that paper about communication strategies said to avoid sarcasm and I don’t think I can give that aspect of myself. I know the human body is made up of oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, and phosphorus, but mine is composed of all of those elements along with Sarcasm. And I know I just said that I give others respect, but sarcasm is part of the package, and it shows regardless of whatever emotion I