Personal Narrative: Changing My Appearance During My Semester In High School

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This year of 9th grade I have currently changed my entire appearance during my semester in high school, so I can fit accordingly to the high school standard for myself and my new appearance. The ways that I have changed and adjusted would be my hairstyle, my apparel, my attitude, the way that I act towards others, the way that I speak, and even the way I walk. The other thing that I have changed about myself would be the way that I treat others like being friendly and even the way my friends treat me has also changed in the way they respect me as one of their friends. The last but not final adjustment that I have changed myself would be the way I feel affectionate towards something or even someone, but all that has changed so far has made

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