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Personal Narrative: Going To School Shaped Who I Am Today

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Going to school shaped who I am in many ways. It taught me how to do math, how to write, and many other things that have interested me and that made me think. School also brought my friends and I together. Without school bringing these things to me, I wouldn 't be who I am today. When I first went to school I was very excited, hyper, and emotional. I would cry over the stupidest little things. I would also run around chasing and trying to play with others. People found me scary because of this, which has turned me into the creep I am today. I didn 't have many friends because everyone was afraid of me. The friends I did have were either too mature for me at the time or their friends didn 't like me. But then I went into fifth

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