Personal Narrative: I Am A Soccer Player

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I am a soccer player. I am relaxed when it comes to everything but soccer. I am an easy going person I am a leader when it comes to some stuff but not all. I am a very quiet person but I am strong willed. I am a slacker when it comes to school work but when I am outside of school I work really hard and can get a lot of stuff done. My family has made me stronger with everything that we have gone through in the past year. It has brought us closer together it has made me a better person and resilent too. My grandparents on both sides were there for me too and i could talk to them when i needed to or when i wanted too. Soccer has helped me a lot when i go out on the field i can get all my angry out and score goals. Soccer has made me tougher

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