When she used to be my volleyball coach, I always felt like she put me on a different level than everyone else. I feel like she pushes me to be better than my teammates. Sometimes it is a good feeling, while other times I do not like it. She tries to make me better and that is great, but every time I would do something wrong, she would immediately get mad at me. She would give me a disapproving look as I walked across the court. I hated it because it never happened with anyone else; just me. Even now, when she is not my coach, she still makes me feel bad about mistakes I make. After my games, my actual coach may say something like, “Great job tonight!” but my mom will tell me how I did not do this correct and I need to do this better. And when I do not listen to her, she gets mad and thinks I am being disrespectful. She used to play volleyball so I do trust her opinion, but I prefer to hear from my coach what I need to work on rather than my mother. She should support me throughout everything, rather than getting mad at me when I make a mistake or do not care to hear about my mistakes …show more content…
When I come home from a friend or my dad’s house, I “have an attitude”. The only reason she thinks I have one is because I act like myself when I am there, not like the fake person she wants me to be. According to her, my true attitude sucks and I need to get rid of it. She also tells me just to leave her alone when I come back. But sometimes, she has mixed feelings. When I am gone, I will get repeated text messages and pictures saying, “I miss you!” and “When are you coming home?”. It is quite conflicting. Sometimes, I feel like she doesn’t care when I am gone and that makes me annoyed, but other times, she cares too much and it bothers me. It is truly a confusing