Personal Narrative Essay: My Story Of My Life

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Here is my story. If you're interested, keep reading. If not, take a chance. Life is filled with possibilities. Almost all of them begin with a first impression. Still reading right? How's that for a first impression. Some say I'm different, laid back, open to all opportunities. I like to see myself being unique and determined. But overall, I am not weak. Although it was within the same area, I moved many times. Not only location wise, but also where I put myself in terms of personality and commitment. Let me elaborate on that. You see, even today, a lot may know my personality, although I don't know who I am as a person. What's my reason for living and where do I want to be? I grew up in a unique neighborhood. For all those who know, the Schaumburg and Hanover Park area is not as …show more content…

I changed elementary schools in the third grade and honestly, the whole time I was alone. The transition from primary school to middle school was lonely and very much difficult. No one was my friend. Somehow, at that young of an age, I practically discovered my personality. I realized that I don't care what people think of me and that this is my life that nobody can control. Keeping this in mind, I never thought a person can feel so strong. Especially in high school and middle school, I never worried about what others thought of me when I roamed the halls or focused on what I'm wearing. As senior year came closer and after taking my ACT for the second time, things started to become edgy again. All my life, I wanted to become a doctor or anything in the medical field. I realized that this is what I'm going to do for the rest of my life which gave me second thoughts. Will I get bored of it? Will I be able to remember all of the procedures and symptoms? My friends that also choose to pursue a career in the medical field seem to have much more knowledge and background than I did. They knew what a certain minor disease was or how to treat a second degree

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