My Relationship with my Bedroom
Dennison
Professor John Metz
English 490
20 February 2014
The Relationship with My Bedroom
I have relationships with everything around me. The relationship that matters most is with my immediate surroundings, more specifically my bedroom. My bedroom is where I can be myself, it’s where my soul is, it’s my place of peace, and it’s also where I am happy and content.
Everywhere on Earth I have to pretend to be someone else. Out in public I have to pretend to that I am always happy, well prepared, and well organized. The truth is that I am not always happy, well prepared, or well organized. There are multiple times that I have not been prepared for something and I am most definitely not always well organized. My room is the only place that I am not pretending to be someone I am not. A bedroom is somewhere that you are not peer pressured by society. It’s a place where you can sit and have your own personal views and not be judged by other people. It is the only place that I can be myself at all times.
The saying “home is where the heart is” is just like saying home is where the soul is. In my case my bedroom is where my soul is. My bedroom is how I want it to be. People make their homes how they want it to be. Their home is created by how they decorate their home and how they run their home. That is where the saying comes from. I decorated my room and I chose how I want it to be organized. My room is where my soul is because I put my heart into and the heart only knows what the soul wants it to.
My room is my place of peace. It is where I go when I need time to think. It’s where I sleep at night and humans can only sleep where they feel at peace and safe. I make my room peaceful for me. I feel relaxed in my room because I can turn on music, watch TV, take a nap, or just because it is quite.
I am happy in my bedroom because I know it is a place that I created just for me to enjoy. A bedroom is not a place that you should feel under pressure or stressed. It
Professor John Metz
English 490
20 February 2014
The Relationship with My Bedroom
I have relationships with everything around me. The relationship that matters most is with my immediate surroundings, more specifically my bedroom. My bedroom is where I can be myself, it’s where my soul is, it’s my place of peace, and it’s also where I am happy and content.
Everywhere on Earth I have to pretend to be someone else. Out in public I have to pretend to that I am always happy, well prepared, and well organized. The truth is that I am not always happy, well prepared, or well organized. There are multiple times that I have not been prepared for something and I am most definitely not always well organized. My room is the only place that I am not pretending to be someone I am not. A bedroom is somewhere that you are not peer pressured by society. It’s a place where you can sit and have your own personal views and not be judged by other people. It is the only place that I can be myself at all times.
The saying “home is where the heart is” is just like saying home is where the soul is. In my case my bedroom is where my soul is. My bedroom is how I want it to be. People make their homes how they want it to be. Their home is created by how they decorate their home and how they run their home. That is where the saying comes from. I decorated my room and I chose how I want it to be organized. My room is where my soul is because I put my heart into and the heart only knows what the soul wants it to.
My room is my place of peace. It is where I go when I need time to think. It’s where I sleep at night and humans can only sleep where they feel at peace and safe. I make my room peaceful for me. I feel relaxed in my room because I can turn on music, watch TV, take a nap, or just because it is quite.
I am happy in my bedroom because I know it is a place that I created just for me to enjoy. A bedroom is not a place that you should feel under pressure or stressed. It