Compose page 87 of your autobiography

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Compose Page 87 of your autobiography.

In this essay, you should be creative, considering where your life story would be at this point.

Analyzing the years before, I could truthfully say that I have changed immensely.

Igor Fyodorovich Stravinsky was a Russian composer, pianist, and conductor.

The day when I was born, my dad had a minor bike accident.

I was thrilled and excited to start a new life in the United States, one of the world's wealthiest countries.

Gibson and Mitchell () wrote that the autobiography lets a person express what has been important in his or her life, to emphasise likes and dislikes.

1) Compose “Page 87” of your autobiography.

I had the slightest sense of insecurity about every little thing I said and did. Situations poked at me every day, people I cared about tore me right up, and negative thoughts and feelings dumbed me down. I lost who I was in a pursuit of who I wanted to be, altering both good and bad personality traits to fit different people's expectations.

So some say this change was for the worst, some say for the best.

I've never been proud of myself for everything I have accomplished.

Having had to regret anything in my speech or writing.

Despite the mishaps that might of dragged me down, I was able to build my own ladder to climb up. I'm only a teenage girl; of course, problems seem like the end of world for me. But