Personal Narrative: Why I Hate Writing

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I’m not very good at writing. This paper that you're reading right now was a struggle for me to think of it. If I really try and work and keep brainstorming I can write a great paper, but it takes me forever. I’m not a writer. I hate writing. My mind goes blank when I write. Then I just stare for ever at a blank sheet of paper. Then the next thing you know it’s due tomorrow. After that I just whip something up really quickly. I like writing when I’m told what to write. For example I like to write on our journals, and I also have a church journal where I take notes about what the pastor says. I also liked writing the memoir this year. I usually don’t like writing things like that, but this year I did. Something that I hate writing is a poem. …show more content…

It was probably was one of my best grades on a paper in seventh grade. It took me about two weeks to complete it. I did my very best, and checked through every single detail. Though I only got a B-. I felt disappointed because I was expecting an A, but compared to others I actually did amazing. I didn’t always not like writing. Back when I used to like writing was in second grade. All you had to write was one sentence. I remember writing about my mom having my sister and other easy things like that. One of my strengths about writing is that, if I get something to write about I usually don’t stop typing until I’m done. I also get very focused. Another positive is that my papers are usually long, and I don’t have to worry about the minimum. Some weaknesses about my writing is that in my papers I like to talk about my horse and I usually use ‘horse slang’ that most people don’t understand. I don’t know how to tranfer my horse words to explain it to normal people. A goal that I have this year for my writing is to get an A on all of my papers. That might be hard for me, but I like to set high expectations. Another goal is to have multiple people check through my paper and revise. Another goal of mine is to actually try my hardest. Some things I find myself not caring