I hate writing. Well not writing per say just my writing. Writing and I are like jelly and mayonnaise, you can find a way to make it work, but it’s just wrong and should just never be. If I’m going to be perfectly honest about it, there are many days when I don’t feel like writing. But let’s be honest I can’t just stop writing just because I do not feel like writing it. Writing is everywhere in my life work life, school life and just about every aspect of life itself. In fact, there hasn’t been a day in I can remember, getting out of bed just dying to get my hands on a pen and paper. I mean there are a lot of ways to never writing again. Pay someone to write for you...... Okay, I have been sitting here for five minutes, and that’s the only …show more content…
Great for a point in time but after a while you don’t want to eat it for a while. So how is writing supposed to make you feel? What emotion describes writing? Can writing be described? I believe writing is suppose to make you feel every emotion as you are writing. Although I dislike writing and I even written a whole paper on it more then once. Every time I start to write and I am passionate about what I am writing the words just fly off the page. I don’t know if my writing is okay let alone good. But I continue to write, I continue to love saying I finished writing a paper, a paragraph, a story because I did it. I told you why I hate writing, but not good enough. I dislike writing because every time I write it is for other people, for people to make judgement on, it for a purpose for a means to an end. So, let me tell you why I love writing, when I actually begun writing for myself, I began to remember how good it feels to write. How it is possible to write, without nothing on your mind but random thinks until you up it together to be a master piece. Even if it’s just a master peace to only you. When I first started to write this paper, I thought about the length of the paper, instead of the fact that I could write about any incredible thought, idea, and hell even a
It has been long debated whether genetics or the environment in which one is raised impacts human psychological development the most. In Never Let Me Go, Kazuo Ishiguro shows that nurture cannot overcome one’s hereditary inclinations. Ishiguro exploits a world where human nature powerfully contradicts nurturing. He shows us that people, no matter how they were created or how they were raised, desire to be loved and accepted and need to know where they came from and what their future possibilities are.
I have never liked writing; I always thought it was a waste of time. It was a great therapy but I never found academic writing to be useful just tedious. Only ever writing when I had too made it harder for my writing skills to grow or improve in any way. I have not taken an English class since the 10th grade, even then I never gave it much effort, just doing what I had to so I could pass the class. Then I jump in to College English 1010, I feel like I do well in all other subjects but this one. English is my worst nightmare.
When trying to think of a positive writing experience I have had in my lifetime, particularly as a small child, I could not think of any. So I began to ask myself why is it that I do not like writing, what happened in my life for me to have such animosity towards the act. I was finally able to think of an event and realized that it had all begun in the 3rd grade. One day, as a punishment for talking during class, I was kept inside during recess and was forced to write Wise Old Owls until my hands began to cramp. For 45 minutes, I was only allowed to write the same old phrase over and over again; “The wise old owl sat on an oak, the more he heard, the less he spoke, the less he spoke the more he heard, why can’t I be like that wise old bird”. To this day I can still remember that little rhyme and to this day I can remember that same feeling I felt as a elementary school student. From that point on I have always had an aversion for writing, it always seemed like a punishment. I still do not understand how people can journal. I don’t see how someone can sit down and write an entry or a novel just for the hell of it. It seems unnatural to me, but I guess that all of these feelings are just because I see writing as a punishment, an
thing about me is that I hate writing anything with a pen and a paper. Most of the time
The English language has captivated my heart and soul ever since I began to learn how to read and write. Words never fail to amaze me. Sentences always find a way to leave me awestruck. Stories seep into my being and move me in ways that I have never fully understood. However, somewhere in my ever-growing love for English, a deep-seated feeling of hostility has been flowering.
When it comes writing words can not explain how i feel,but i will try to explain my hatred. First off writing for me is a outlet some people may think this is good thing. Well no they're wrong in my opinion. If a teacher gives a writing assignment about why cell phones are not allowed in school i will start by writing about cell phones and then trail off into why I hate the principle for banning cell phones in the first place. What I think makes a good paper or book is when the author takes life there life experiences and talk about it, but I take this to another level and ramble on and on . Life experiences are good to put in a paper but, facts are better. Another reason why i hate writing is someone always seem to have something to say about
In the years of 2001 to 2004, right before “Never Let Me Go” by Kazuo Ishiguro was published, scientists were trying to come up with a way to clone humans for the sole purpose of improving the health of real humans. Their idea did not seem so terrifying at the time, but Ishiguro brings the experiment to life and exposes its reality by showing what effect genetically manipulating humans could have on society. “The novel [should] be read as a warning against [cloning]...and the moral issues it raises (Constantakis, Pg. 211).” The amount of truth and possibility of this fictional world becoming a reality is eerily frightening; Cloning is detrimental to human beings, and would destroy our community on a worldwide scale.
The definition of litter is trash that is left lying in an open or public place. Yet, why is it important not to litter? Littering pollutes the environment. As soon as a piece of trash touches the ground, it is considered litter. Since it doesn’t decompose, it doesn’t disappear until someone picks it up or it is washed into a body of water. While on land, innocent animals and children are at risk of picking up the litter, which may be life-threatening. Once litter is washed into a body of water, the marine life becomes threatened. Litter on land can easily be removed by someone picking it up; however, it isn’t removed from the water until a person cleanses the water of the antibody or it is absorbed somehow, such as by the animals.
Boredom….nobody likes it. Boredom is caused by being bored, the definition of bored is “feeling weary because one is unoccupied or lacks in one’s current activity”. Being bored is no fun, and people say that boredom is good for you! Boredom can be destructive-leading to anxiety, psychological problems, and bad decisions. Boredom can also be agony for people who can’t cope with it.
“A champion hates to lose even more than she loves to win.” is a quote from Chris Evert an 18 time Grand Slam Champion in tennis. It is often believed by athletes that the desire to win or how badly they want to win will determine the outcome. However, once athletes reach a certain competitive level everyone wants to win as much as they do. Therefore, what separates high performance athletes from champions is the hatred of losing. Whenever I compete, I have always had this hatred of losing, as if it was the end of the world and life just sucked.
Writing is a language comprehended through the understanding of symbols, alphabets, and other form styles that completes the language called writing. Writing is a style in which a writer expresses their writing skills. Writing is a gateway to escape real life and make a new life the way a writer wants to live a life. It also makes writers feel free and become themselves. Writing is a work of art; it can be produced and mended in any way possible to create a wonderful piece of writing, such as books, papers, articles, novels, and other type of work styles.
It seems that as a kid and as a teen that, we have little to no confidence; which causes the thought in almost everyone to think “I hate school”. When I was a kid I would always think or here my fellow classmates saying “I hate school”and everyone would rather be at home. And to be honest I was one of those kids; and one thing different from the others was, “I took the wrong path”.
Writing something good makes me feel like I have accomplished something. A good piece of writing is something that has had a lot of effort put into it and and was edited well. The way I can tell if I have written something is good is if I have spent a lot of time writing it, having it proof read, and editing it really well with no mistakes. There are many different English classes and I chose this class because I thought it would make me a better writer. I plan on going to college and this would be a good class to take to make my writing skills better.
To begin this essay, I will like to discuss two of my positive experiences dealing with mathematics. Some may say that they hate mathematics because it deals with numbers, functions, algebraic equations, etc. They may even say, “It’s complicated. When I will ever use radicals and long division in real life?” However, I actually like mathematics.
Math is an abstract concept that I continually struggle to understand. While other subjects, especially English, came easily to me, math seemed like a different language that I could never fully grasp. It almost seems genetic; everyone in my immediate family struggles with math. In fact, when I told my dad about this assignment, he jokingly suggested that I just write “I hate math” a hundred times. But while I was in school, my parents never berated math or called it useless, instead they seemed to mourn their difficulties with it as much as I do.