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3 years ago

Please someone help please, this is due TODAY at 7:30

Social Studies

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Harrizon [31]3 years ago

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All you have to do is write about a time that you thought something about someone but you were wrong. Then explain why you thought this and how it changed. Then your supposed to explain why you should think for yourself.

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An example of this could be that you thought someone was mean and a bully but you later found out that they are sweet and just came off the wrong way because they are shy. You could have thought this way because your friend told you that someone was mean to someone in class. Your view on them changed because you talked to them and they were actually nice and they accidentially came of mean. Then you could say that you should think for yourself because other people will always try to explain their side but it is imporant to find yours. I hope this helped and you got this!!

Semmy [17]3 years ago

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a while ago i moved next to this guy that was really loud, extroverted, and was known at school for being really mean. i didnt really wanna be friends with someone who was a bully so i steered clear of him, even though there was no like concrete evidence. i thought that there was no way people would make rumors about that and lie about it because whats the point of that? buttt slowly i got to know him better (we live next to each other), and i hung out with him despite the rumors. they turned out to be stu/pid lies and now were best friends lol

i think its important to think for yourself so you dont end up making a decision <em>you</em> wouldnt want to and you can making decisions that are based solely on you.

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i cant speak on ur behalf so i dont know if this will count lol but i hope this helps!

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