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Personal Narrative: My Fears In My Life

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Everyone worries about who they will be in 10 years from now. What jobs they will have. If they will be the person they want to be. I worry if i will become a professional soccer player. It worries me to think that i will not be able to buy everything that my parents want. My parents have given me everything i want, so now i want to give back to them. I want to succeed in life for them. Me being able to buy my parents a house would be me succeeding in life. Buying my parents everything they want is very important to me. What worries me a lot about not succeeding is becoming someone i do not want to become. Not being able to get everything i want in life. And getting rejected from what i want to do.

To begin with, what worries me so …show more content…

He hoped that if he showed the council what he had discovered, which was light he would become a scholar. Not have to be a street sweeper for the rest of his young life. But that didn’t seem to happen. When he showed the council his creation they backed up against the wall and were scared of it. The reason why was because they had never seen anything like it. They tried getting equality to give it up but he somehow got out and ran to the enchanted forest. This relates to me because what if i don’t get accepted to becoming a professional soccer player. It is the most important thing to me. I fear that i won’t become professional and i will not be able to …show more content…

They talked about how they feared not being able to get everything in life. They feared of not getting into a good college that does not have their major. They said they feared not being able to get everything for their parents. This all relates to me because it really does scary me thinking i might not be able to get everything for my parents. Thinking i will not be able to get the stuff i want to get for my family. Getting everything that my parents deserve which is giving them everything. If getting into a college that does not have the major you want to be in is also scary, not knowing if you are even going to be good at the majors the school

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