Adolescents
There are always questions that always come up in our consciences, why do I have a big nose? Why do I have pimples scattered all over my face? WHY WHY WHY! We can all ask our parents, our higher power or ourselves those stumbling questions but we will never get that direct answer that we have been so patiently awaiting. As young children we get answers so unbelievable stating you're just blessed or your one of a kind. Then we ponder and say, "no I'm not blessed or one of a kind, I was the one who was made unfortunate." In the essay Ring Leader by Natalie Kusz, I was touched in a way that made me realize that I'm not perfect and neither is anybody else. Here's how Natalie Kusz touched how I thought one night."I grew up ugly- no, even worse than
Always know that no matter what the outside looks like it's all in the inside. With this example kids today get very emotional and depressed, not being able to fit in not having any friends to talk to in school and knowing the reason that you don't have any friends is because you believe you're ugly and/or overweight. Don't take things for granted and always hold you head up high. I know that I'm not perfect and neither is my life, but the way Natalie Kusz expressed her situation so deeply having things to joke and be serious about made me understand the quote ''Don't judge a book by it's cover. With growing up and having a rough life, being bitten on the face by a dog, having that one eye that kids would always make fun of. A not so good looking person can be the smartest, caring, loving person that you could have in your life and that's what keeps this world happy. Natalie didn't want anything more than to fit in, although she couldn't. that, I grew up unusual, that unforgivable sin among youth. In today's society we focus on more than we should, we tend to lean on what others think about us that we defocus off of ourselves.
Common topics in this essay:
Natalie Kusz,
,
natalie kusz,
natalie kusz touched,
i'm perfect neither,
i'm perfect,
kusz touched,
perfect neither,
self esteem,
|
Acceptance Essays
