Answer: At the end of 8th grade, my best friend wrote me a note saying she never wanted to be my friend again. I was devastated, and terribly depressed all summer, terrified to start High School alone. Forty years later, I realize that that experience was probably what made me finally reach out to develop new friends. Those friends encouraged me to develop my life-long interest in speech, theater, and writing. More importantly, that experience of rejection gave me a lifelong compassion for others.
I used to think school was a waste of time. As I grew older I began to realize the many important factors it teaches us. School teaches us responsibility and gives us insight on life after school. It also helps us socialize and gives us a chance to make friends and build relationships. Therefore, I began to be thankful for school.
Answer: Humans in my opinion are curious about everything, we need to know everything about our reality to feel safe. this is why we are so intrigued to find and know everything about every animals.
