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Reflection On June Boatwright

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June boatwright really stood out to me as i read this book because she reminded me of myself. She reminds me of myself because I am very aggressive and throughout the book she came to me as an aggressive person. She’s very straight-forward and emotionless. She doesn’t care how you feel or what’s wrong, she only cares about how it can affect her. She is some what selfish. In a way i am exactly like her because i don’t care about hurting someone’s feelings, i feel like when i hurt someone’s feelings it’s the Karma, I am their Karma. I really like that she isn’t such a cry baby. She is a very closed person she doesn’t like showing feelings. I don’t like showing feelings either. I like being closed of too if i tell you leave me alone that means

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