Personal Narrative: Nurturing Nature Of My Life

Imagine looking down at your phone and seeing an incredibly long text message from your best friend. This is inscrutable coming from her, so you start to panic. As you open the message, your heart drops as she reveals that her grandmother, the person she is closest to in the world, has just passed away. This happened to me late my junior year of high school, and my heart broke for her. Concerned, I immediately ordered a large cheese pizza and peach iced tea, her favorite comfort foods, and rushed to her house.
This is one example of the nurturing nature of my personality, which is a very prevalent aspect of who I am. It is in my DNA to love and care for the people around me, including my friends and family. It is such a huge part of who I am that my friends call me “mom” as a nickname, and I take great pride in that. I would consider myself extremely empathetic, meaning that I take the feelings of others upon myself and do not rest until I have done everything in my power to make them feel better if they are having an acrimonious time with something. This trait will aid me in showing a world of love, support, and compassion to the students that I will be
The reasoning behind this is simply that my junior and senior literature and english teachers have been one of the biggest influences that I have in my life. Not only have they given me a broad understanding of literature, but they have taught me more about how to endure and enjoy life and also to stay true to myself than anyone that I have ever known. They have always taught me that the best way to get ahead in life is to be one hundred percent true to myself, as well as to work hard to achieve my goals. They have also expanded my creative mind, showing me that there is always more than one way to go about solving a problem or reaching a successful point in my