Ask Me Why Essays

  • Pain into Beauty

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    childhoods in different ways. Some see it as a time of joy and laughter, love and learning. Many feel a bittersweet mixture of happy nostalgia, and painful moments. Some prefer not to look back at all, seeking only to move forward. Then there are people like me, who look back in anger, bitterness, and sorrow. It seems that few people enjoy a pain-free upbringing. In fact, the very idea of childhood is a fairly new concept. In the early part of the last century, children were considered miniature adults, and

  • The Rise and Fall of Comrade Zylo

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    had directed himself, in the place where he had put so much effort, had shed sweat and left a part of his mind. After having done all the hand-over to Araniti, he called me and told me to prepare a short speech, that he would deliver at the cocktail party organized in the reunion hall to honor him as he left his post .He told me where I had to concentrate and added: -I want it to be sketched around only four or five topics, and then I will extend it myself as I speak… -Ok, comrade Zylo,-I said. Then

  • Analysis Of Because She Would Ask Me Why I Loved Her By Christopher Brennan Speech

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    world” is Because She Would Ask Me Why I Loved Her by Christopher Brennan, because it has a meaningful story, which is communicated with many sound and poetic devices. Some of these devices are repetition, personification, imagery, and metaphor, but many more are included as well. This poem is made up of 8 couplets, which create four stanzas that tell a story of a man explaining to his significant other why he loves her. He says that there are no words to describe why he loves her, and that trying

  • Cyberbullying: Why Am I Not Good Enough?

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    Why am I not Good Enough? Cyberbullying is a really big deal to me and others. I’ve personally been through the experience of cyberbullying, and it’s like a bomb that you didn’t know was coming. You think you trust your peers in your school, but then the hurt that someone sends to you on email, text message, etc, can hurt so much. My experience with cyberbullying started in 5th grade. My friends started ignoring me and ran away from me at recess whenever I started getting close to them. Then one

  • Why Are Fallacies Important

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    Every time I ask her “Why?” I always get the two answers “because I said so” and “because I am the mother. This essay demonstrates why I consider these two “reasons” as fallacies. Fallacy number 1, “because I said so”. I’m sure everyone has come across this reason at least once in their life time, whether it be in English or another language. We have all asked a parent, guardian, or an adult figure in our lives the question “why?” and their reason is mostly “because I said so”. To me that is just

  • Unhealthy Relationship Essay

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    one for 2 years all it was doing was hurting me inside and making me not know who I was . Things was great for 6 months and things started to get bad. Life has way to show you that people aren 't what they say they are . Just because you love them and they love you doesn 't mean they won 't hurt you. In the beginning , we meet october 17, 2013 after 3 years in long-term I meet him at work at the drive thru and give him my number. The next day he wrote me and said hey beautiful how is your day going

  • Significant Moment Essay

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    The significant moment that happened this week gave me insight on my instruction. These moments or reflections of giving instruction strikes me as significant because over the course of student teaching I felt like I couldn’t deliver a set of instructions that just flowed well. Meaning I explain what I expected and then took questions after that were relevant to what I was teaching. In this significant moment I found myself answering random questions mid-way through my instruction that were not

  • Milli Becoming A Victim Of The Blob

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    do?” Makaiya asks me as she lays down her towel. “I don’t know,” I reply doing the same. “Truth or dare?” she says, with a mischievous grin on her face. “Dare,” I say smiling. “I dare you…” she pauses for a second as she thinks of what I have to do. “ I dare you to get blobbed!” My heart sinks like a rock, but as bravely as I can I simply say, “Okay.” My feet make a deep, loud, knocking sound as I slowly walk up the wooden stairs, slick with water. The lifeguard on duty hands me a blue life

  • Monologue Of An Immigrant

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    Josh I hope today finds you healthy and happy, I would like to ask you to indulge me for a few minutes, I'd like to tell you a story. Many years ago I met a friend through work, she was a Russian immigrant named Elena. We became fast friends and spent a lot of our time together. She was a few years younger than me, spoke with a heavy Russian accent and was one of the nicest people I'd ever met. I met her family and they accepted me into their clan no questions asked. After a few years there wasn't

  • Identity In Misguid's Tale

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    But I never understood what was so precious about it, why was it so special? The hijab was always a touchy subject for

  • My Traditions In Vietnam

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    My parents always want me to speak Vietnamese at home with them because they do not want me to forget our language. My dad usually tells me that, “con sống trong nhà thì con phải nghe theo lời ba mẹ” which means I live under their proof, I have to follow their rules. If I still live with my parents, I will always have to listen to them. The traditions of the typical Vietnamese family are over protected and obedience no matter how old I am. One day, I ask them to let me hang out late with my friends

  • Personal Narrative-It's Manley, Man

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    Hey. It's Manley, Manley Pointer. You might be wondering why a "good old country boy" like me is telling a story about myself. But it's about time for ya'll to see why I became a bible salesman. Well tune in because you're bout' to get an ear full. When ya'll here this you might be thinkin', what in tarnation. But believe me I thought I was a little weird when I did it but it satisfies me. I have an obsession with prosthetic, things people rely on to live. I have stolen them from people, hurt people

  • Sixth Sense: A Fictional Narrative

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    scare me though. It’s a great movie. I wanted to see it for a while now. Mom is in the kitchen making popcorn. Then all of a sudden, oh god, the lights, the lights, they are, they are acting weird. Why are they flickering? “Why, why are the lights going on and off like that?” I ask. “Ooooooo! Maybe it is the ghost of the lady who died here before we moved in. mwaha-ha, ha!”Danny says. “Stop it, or I’m going to tell mommy on you.” “Oh are you scared Amy?” “Mommy mommy! Danny is scaring me!” ‘Dan

  • Personal Narrative: Everyday Life

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    Everyday Life.The concept no one can ever fully grasp. While everyone asks the simple questions, like what is…? or how does…? or why doesn’t…? I am the one individual that has asked those questions, and they don’t help any more. The individual that asks questions like where am I? What’s my name? How old am I? After about 15 years of asking these questions, they kind of just come now. But the answers never stay with me. The answers come almost as soon as I wake up and leave as soon as I fall asleep

  • Creative Writing: Life After High School

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    pajama bottoms and slippers. He turns around and smiles when he sees me. "Good morning, my love." He greets with such a sweet tone. I smile

  • Why Are You So Quiet Research Paper

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    "Why are you so quiet?" If I had a dollar for every time I have heard that question, I would be about $400 richer. I am not exaggerating. Over the course of my life I have noticed a couple of things about how people treat introverts, or people who are quiet in general. For a start, I feel as though, in a way, we are looked down upon in society and life. People today are praised for being loud and outgoing- extroverted. While, on the other hand, I have noticed that you are considered an outsider

  • Creative Writing: Tatrous

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    with Tatrous?" I ask William. "I was twenty when he turn me. Walking home at night when I got off from work. I actually had a pretty terrible day and was drinking that night. Apparently, drunk more than I thought, I was a mess. All I know is when I woke up the next day I was dead...A vampire." He told me staring out to the road. "Wow!" "Yeah, been working for him every since. It was

  • Narrative Essay On Religion

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    Susie told me she found a church home, I ask her where and what is the name of the church; she stated full gospels church. Susie said the church is one block from here. That Sunday we went there I found out the man she meets at the park was one of the Ministers. Susie and Minister Fuller became serious in their relationship. A year later they got married. After going there for a year, I asked James to come with me, and he did. One thing about James, if you ask him to go, and he didn’t want to go

  • Jail: A Short Story

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    friends! They'd think I'm your shrink or something!  I ask and ask you for news but all you do is shrug and tell me how 'at-home' you are to all this structured chaos. I know you're lying-(I'm not stupid, I was your best friend!)  You tell me you had a few jobs to do and sometimes you work out outside but nothing new. I wish you could hear what I don't say: 'It sucks that you always act so uninterested when I try to start a conversation about you, it

  • Teeny Weeny: A Short Story

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    enclosed wooden porch to find my Papa slightly rocking in his bluish green lazyboy. I head over to the giant plushy couch sitting across from him. He looks up at me with a grin on his face. I ask him about who he is. Papa starts to talk about it. I quickly stop him and ask for his name. He says, “His name is Teeny Weeny.” “Papa,” I question, “Why is his name Teeny Weeny?