Failure In Everyone Can Write, By Peter Elbow

He took the wrong path and made bad decisions such as involving himself with prostitutes, consuming alcohol illegally, and ultimately leaving his family because of being kicked out of his prestigious school. After experiencing all of this, Holden decides to dedicate the rest of his life to protecting the kids from falling into the adult world too quickly. To help them preserve their innocence and adolescence. Holden has come to this decision because he ruled out all other professions. For example, he didn’t want to pursue his father’s job of being a lawyer because he did not know whether lawyers helped people for the genuine satisfaction of it or to receive money.

Coleman was not keeping up with his studies effectively, so he failed out of college. All the while Solomon was an outright delinquent. Despite that, they are very different people. Coleman went straight to his parents and they pulled strings to get their son back into college. Coleman was in shock when he realized they had kicked him out, and in that moment, I knew he was sheltered from failure.

Arnold is put in the game, but again he is injured and knocked unconcious by his best friend Rowdy. Reardan High School loses the game and Arnold ends up in the hospital. After this tragic loss, Arnold the coach and his team felt the loss more personal. The next game was taken place in Reardan and the surprise was that Arnold became the star of the game scoring the first three pointer of the game, the first three points of the game that automatically defeated the Wellpinit team physiologically. The Reardan team won that game but Arnold felt bad for the Wellpinit team he felt bad that he defeated his own blood but mostly he felt bad because he knew what the future was for both teams.

Whether these events are natural disasters, deaths, or even an extreme dip in the stock market, they could take heavy tolls on the people they happen to and in the environment surrounding them. In The Kite Runner, a young boy named Amir unfortunately sees his somewhat beloved servant turned friend go through a terrible experience right before his eyes. He is unable to do anything about the fact that this event happened, and he then realizes he must live the rest his life trying to avenge his wrongdoing. In alike senses, Chris Herren of the NBA has had an ongoing mental struggle. In his ESPN documentary, Unguarded, he faces his demons of addiction and despair daily, just as Amir does.

The pressure can be too much for some, breaking them down, leading to awful events. We are ignoring the people that need attention the most when we should be focusing on improving their personal well-being. We all have bad days, some more than others. We live in a society that tends to ignore other people’s problems; everyone solely looks out for themselves. We are all human, when we see another in pain it is our job to ease that pain and help them out.

Depression is a common emotional disorder which can cause the continual feeling of sorrowfulness and unhappiness of a person. It does not just affect our physical health; it may increase the chance of getting physical symptoms such as insomnia and reduced appetite. People who suffer from depression always feel unhappy, distressed and hopeless all the time because they have lost the faith in their lives. They can’t manage their emotions and allow depression to affect their mood states and make them to become emotional. For instance, people who feel depressed will have a low mood and bad temper.

As we love someone we are shadowed with the hate, once things go wrong the hatred suddenly can take over your body. Hate is an emotion that is hard to deteriorate because of the painful memories and experiences. While love is hard to obtain, it’s difficult to find people you truly love and willing to do anything for that person.

He attacked George Noyce in an effort to forget, he is easily "the most dangerous patient" at Ashcliffe. The characterization of the individuals makes their difficulties understandable to the audience. However, the conflict is demonstrated in other

I was bullied from third grade all the way until I lost my weight and my self confidence with it, my life was an absolute hell, but I had no idea what was coming. I was poked and prodded every year since my freshman year, with another complication coming up every time. Just for them to tell me, “we got as much as we can. If we try it this way next time we should get all of it, I’m so sorry.” I would say to myself, “you’re sorry? You’re sorry?

The oxymorons used was “[....] angry proudly” The use of oxymoron shows that Mukay is proud of his anger as he knows his point is valid and he knows what he is doing is correct. This shows that segregation can have a very negative impact on the whole community as when both the opposition are irritated there will be a larger conflict between the two. McKay also shows that segregation can affect both the sides as it is an issue that is uncontrollable for the people who are trying to tolerate it for a long time or anybody who has been apart of being negatively affected by segregation. The oxymoron helps to show the anger that most of the people affected are feeling and going through. This shows that segregation only cause people to get frustrated which happens in the nature of people handling it, however this will create a lot of conflict for both the oppositions as the people separating are already filled with anger by the stereotypes and the people who are tolerating it are getting more anger which will cause a lot of conflict verbally, physically and mentally between the two opposites.

Harlan was a center on the Lakers 12-and under basketball team. After 1 game, when Harlan missed 2 free throws that almost cost his team the game against the Bulls, their rivals, he felt that he was a bad center. His next game he let the other center beat up all over him in the paint and they again almost lost because of Harlan, but won again because of Miles and Jackie, the 2 guards. After those games Harlan wanted to quit, but Miles and Jackie didn 't let him. Miles and Jackie went to the park with Harlan to help him improve his game.