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    the pool because it's more convenient and we don’t need to travel as far.” “Don’t worry I'm going to invite Jessica and Shynelis to the pool,” I can hear her mother doing the laundry in the background. As the silence between Nicole and I was a bit awkward, I knew I was keeping something from her but it felt as though she knew what I was trying to hide from her. We soon said our goodbyes and will be seeing each other in an hour. The hour was approaching and I had no idea what to wear. A bikini required

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    It’s Sunday night and you come out of your room to see what mom and dad are up to in the living room. You sit next to your parents for a couple of minutes as you treasure this rare moment. Mom and dad are watching The Fast and the Furious on TV, and all of sudden a commercial comes on and you see an almost half naked woman on an advertisement that is biting into a burger. The woman’s breast size is exaggerated to draw attention, and she’s wearing a small bikini that looks like it is not her size

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    her response. It was not easy and felt a little uncomfortable to me, but Julia noticed and expressed her gratefulness for that time in her feedback to me, which tells me I employed this skill successfully. Looking back, I would not have changed this moment and, as one who likes to fill silence with words, I am proud of

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    From the beginning, you can see that Henry will only let Raul touch him, but it is very awkward how they interact with each other. Maybe Henry has depicted Raul as a women in his head now or maybe it is just an awkward friendship. Also, Henry seems to have a problem with woman. Luna clearly shows interests in him, but he shows mutual feelings towards her then takes it back. "Seduced” had an awkward beginning with a little bit of annoyance that was very easy to follow. By the end of the play

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    being the underdog in almost every subject. I wish I would have used more sensory details. For example, when describing how troubling soccer was for me I should have captured a snapshot moment of me getting beat all the time or getting picked last for a scrimmage. Something along the lines of, “It was the fateful moment of when the two chosen 8th graders would pick their team for the 15-minute scrimmage. I waited anxiously for my name to be called, my feet were constantly moving in place in the squishy

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    shenanigans. Affection between couples can be great, and showing that you care about each other is even better. However doing it in public, especially in the middle of the hall, is seriously disgusting and puts anyone else who are not swapping fluids in an awkward situation.

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    With the awkward silence sitting and waiting for the results to be told along with the rest of the crowd. Being able to balance sports and school is extremely hard to do without slacking in one or the other. The ones who can has to put in ten times the extra push to continue doing both. Sports has multiple effects on school, the community and family. There are skills that can only be taught by sports by experience. Track represents the major skills needed in my life; leadership, talent and comfort

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    As society enters an era filled with the ever-changing advancement of technology, we live through phone screens instead of engaging in interpersonal relationships. Stop Googling. Let’s Talk by Sherry Turkle stands upon this soapbox to challenge the emerging and undressed problems of society’s technological connections. In her text, she claims that studies on psychology have shown a “decline in empathy among college students” (2). The main question remains: why is it happening, and why should people

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    Also, we lay out everyone’s expectations and gave great feedback. Field Exercise Observation: I am utilizing silence this week. I used a silence exercise conversation with one of my friend who is going through some hardship in life. It was very awkward to see me to not responding at all. As she started talking to me and I am silent and not responding to her like I normally would. She did not know what

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    in social situations, similar to how Holden has trouble communicating himself and his thoughts clearly to others. Another similar characteristic Holden shares with modern teenagers is being depressed and hating how life is going at any particular moment. Though Holden lived in a time without

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