Personal Narrative: My Life As A Roller Coaster

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The first time that I tried something completely new was when I went on a roller coaster. I tried it because I was bored of doing the same thing and wanted a go at something new. I was extremely scared at first and never used to try new things but that one time. It also taught me to keep trying new things even though they might be scary. When I was around five years old or so, I had agreed to go on a roller coaster. I was at an amusement park with my family when we decided to try going on a new roller coaster. I never usually did new things and stuck to doing things I was comfortable with but I still said I would try. I would only ever stick to one kind of popsicle or go to the same exact place over and over again because I didn’t want to leave to go anywhere else. When I agreed to go onto that roller coaster, it changed me from being a person who never liked new things to someone who was about to learn to. As I went on, I was petrified and wanted to leave so much but my dad refused to let me go. As it started to begin, I was even more scared. I was screaming the whole time and was relieved when it ended. That roller coaster made me hate them so much that I wouldn’t go on them for another …show more content…

In fact, from that first time on that ride, ever since then I’ve been trying multiple things I never wanted to. For example, last summer, I tried out going on a rope course. I’ve done them before but that one was different. It was higher up and a lot of different obstacles. I went to try it because I remembered that trying new things can be terrifying but it can also be extremely fun. I went on the highest level there was and went through it all, occasionally wanting to just jump off and leave but I did not. Ever since I tried that rope course, it made me a little less afraid of heights which I’m so grateful

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