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Personal Narrative: Hi Yasmine

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Hi Yasmine! As bad as it sounds, sometimes I do find myself straying away from conversations with my friends. I feel really bad, but somehow I just naturally go towards another direction and start getting distracted. I bet it was really hard for you to do that to your friend because from the other person 's perspective, she would feel really disrespected. Good thing you told her it was an experiment because she probably would have been mad at you for being so rude to her. I actually enjoyed this experiment a lot too because being a rebel was kind of fun to me. It was weird being the center of attention and it was scary at the same time because I could see how my boss felt. Honestly, if I knew it was going to be super bad I would not have

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