The rite of passage that is most significant to me is “You are the Electric Boogalo” because it talks about being confident in yourself. This passage is a really good story because you should always be confident and never let anyone judge you of what you are good at. Sometimes people think that they can’t do anything and you’ll always give up on yourself, but you never know what you might end up. You should always try new things and be confident in yourself and just keep on trying. The first reason why I chose this story it’s because I was scared to try out for soccer last year because I didn’t know if I was good enough to make the team. I wasn’t sure if I should try out because I had a feeling that I wasn’t going to make the team. I was also scared of losing my soccer team goals because if I made the team I was afraid that I’d lose the game and then everybody will probably think it…show more content… When I found out that I had to sing a solo I was so scared and nervous because I am a very shy person. Then when the music teacher said that I had to be sassy, I knew that it was going to be hard for me. The day of the concert I was very nervous, but then I told myself that I was going to do good and to imagine that nobody was there and I ended up doing good. My third reason is when we were on summer vacation, I had to be in my cousin’s quincenerra and I was nervous because we had to dance in front of all of my family. At first I didn’t want to do it because I was really scared, but then I realized that I would have fun. So then we had to go to practice for 2 months to learn all of the dances to the songs that we were going to do. The day of the quincenerra I was scared and nervous that I was going to mess up. Then I told myself that it doesn’t matter if we mess up because we are still kids and not adults so we should just have
