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Personal Narrative Analysis

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This past year has felt like I was on an actual roller coaster. The year has been filled with joyous, and fun moments, but as well as anxious time. The beginning of October of 2014 was when it all began. When I actually consider the boy I was talking to, and as well seeing constantly, an actual relationship. For some reason I was never into labels, especially ones that made me feel uncomfortable, so I always tried to stay away from it as much as I can. During this time, and as well as the rest of the year, has been a somewhat interesting ride. Ever since I met my boyfriend, which was the beginning of October of last year, one of my really close friends had a problem with him for no actual reason. She was a very good friend towards me and even

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