Explain Why Fit In When You Are Birth To Stand Out

Words: 879

Pages: 4

Open Document

“Why fit in when you were born to stand out” - Dr.Seuss. Stop trying to fit in. Try to be special. You can see through this essay how me and other people in my life try to fit into the crowd. Instead of standing out and being ourselves, we do wrong things to fit in. These days especially teenagers try fitting in with their friends. Loneliness is one of the worst feelings for mankind. I think this is why me and others want to fit in. But I think that to many people try to fit in and do really bad things that they don't want to do just to fit in with their friends even though they no it's not right.

This is my first story of my uncle trying to fit in with his scary, big friends and at the end he did something crustal to his health. Once I was in my uncle's …show more content…
Me myself, when I was in first grade I did somethings bad and irresponsible just to fit in with my friends. I went into the girls bathroom, just because my friends said they did. In recess all my friend where talking about their experience and I was just sitting there all alone waiting for my friends to talk to me. I wanted to fit in with my friends. The next day I got the idea of going in the girls bathroom. I watted so recess was over and when all the students were gone I went in and used it. Remember when I said all the kids were gone,well there was this girl. Right when I was going to come out she saw me. She ran to the teacher. I froze,suddenly I was cold. I walked out to my class. But when I was about to enter a teacher called my name, I turned. The teacher talked to me and told me that I have to come to the office but first I had to wait in the classroom because there another kid that was in a bigger trouble than I was. I got to my desk and laid down so he can't see me and so he can forget about me. My plan worked but what I did and why I did it was stupid. I guess fitting in can lead you to doing really stupid and irresponsible

My Writing Skills

quotes cannot stand alone. I was never made aware that you could not simply quote something and then explain it. When grading my Writing Project two, Mrs. Danner commented “you tend to summarize, then quote the same thing” (_____). A correct way to quote something is, for example, I correctly quoted something different in my Writing Project two, “While this being said, there are many other ways to prevent pregnancy. Tisdale even mentions that she ‘grew up on the great promise of birth control’ (710)…

Words 812 - Pages 4

Polygraph Essay

Polygraph The polygraph test is one of the most controversial criminal investigative techniques of all-time. From the initial years of the invention to today, there is not a consensus about the investigative tool. That is why there are many people for and against the administration of polygraph tests. Therefore, in order to develop a clear picture of the polygraph test the history of the test must be established. Although, there are many sources that have well documented concerns about the invention…

Words 2236 - Pages 9

Film: What Makes You Your Gender?

some ways,” Isaac said, “without doing anything, you just grow like more muscle. It gives this sort of deep booming voice, and all this extra hair you can play with” (Isaac Preiss, What Makes You Your Gender?). He revelled in all of his new physical characteristics. However, unlike Ariel, Isaac had the privilege of hindsight at the age of nineteen. He knew that he was a boy mentally, but he wanted to become one physically as well. And that was why he turned to testosterone. After…

Words 1330 - Pages 6

Mini Skirt History

Pink, fluffy poodle skirts and vanilla milkshakes; sparkly, sequined, scandalous flapper skirts, along with Jazz and chic plaid skirts come to mind when reminiscing about the evolution of iconic looks from women’s fashion of the past. Although all three of these looks are from separate eras, a constant in these three memorable looks is the skirt; the skirt is arguably one of the most versatile pieces of clothing. The skirt transcends further than merely the fashion world; the evolution of the skirt…

Words 2510 - Pages 11

Electrical Technology Essay

The novel is set in A.F. 632, approximately seven centuries after the twentieth century. A.F. stands for the year of Ford, named for the great industrialist Henry Ford who refined mass production techniques for automobiles. World Controllers rule the world and ensure the stability of society through the creation of a five-tiered caste system. Alphas and Betas are at the top of the system and act as the scientists, politicians, and other top minds, while Gammas, Deltas, and Epsilons are at the bottom…

Words 1752 - Pages 8

Malcolm Gladwell Outliers

Success, redefines our understanding of what leads to success, challenging the common belief that success is solely determined by intelligence. Gladwell introduces the concept of an outlier, which is a person who is exceptional at what they do and stands out from the average person. Throughout the book, key themes are shown that determine whether someone will succeed or not. The key things that determine success are seizing extraordinary opportunities, benefiting from hidden advantages, and cultural…

Words 3115 - Pages 13

Essay on The Conflicts of Globalization

Communist Party, and is lead by General Raul Castro (Fidel Castro's brother and replacement in 2008). The Castro family took power forcibly in 1959 and has been in power ever since. Shortly after Fidel's take over, is when the problems with United States began. The relationship got rocky when the Cuban government began adopting the communist system and expropriated US property. The embargo on Cuban-American trade was placed in 1960, and a few months later we broke all diplomatic ties. (Country Specific…

Words 2451 - Pages 10

Final Paper MaylenaChaviano Injustice

happening directly to us or not. We have the choice of doing nothing, ignoring it and in essence stay out of trouble. If we do not stand up against unjust acts, injustice will continue to expand and become pervasive. That is one of the main reasons our society has been suffering from endless unjust acts for a long time. It is recommended that if you are going to do something about it, then, you should plan and execute carefully and always stay within the law. If the action taken is done incorrectly…

Words 2983 - Pages 12

Ant 101 Essay

What Makes Us Human Traits defining human species/nature Territorial Affectionate Social Creatures Humans only exist within social groups Culture Ambitious Interesting Language Stand up right- walks bipedal- it’s rare Curiosity Human or culture No Fur Wear clothes Social Norms between groups because as a species can’t survive without a group Awareness Of others About death We can deceive Leads to war Leads to teaching Teaching Some call us teaching creature Pass along knowledge…

Words 3161 - Pages 13

Essay on Snapshot of Elizabethan England

A snapshot of Elizabethan England The Elizabethan era was named after me, Queen Elizabeth I. I ruled England from 1558–1603. Strap yourself in for a tour of Elizabethan England. As you view the sights, complete your Y-chart. Chrisinplymouth 2010, Royal squircle, http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrisinplymouth/4350901339/ Creative Commons licence Attribution, Non-commercial, Share Alike http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/ Eng_Y10_U5_SS_SnpshtElizabethanEngland Old Paper, http://www…

Words 2621 - Pages 11