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Cause and Effect
September 25, 2012
I wholeheartly agree with Katherine in her article "Cause and Effect". Multiple teenagers become a victum of theirselves when they come in the presence of bullies. "First, the boys in my class began to taught me...," the first signs of depression begin to slowly sink their confidence down until it comopletely vanishes."I was convincede that if I just lost weight everything would be better," the thought of changing for someone else turns much of someones self esteem to ashes. Thank you, Katherine for your inspiring words.
© Susan R., Iselin, NJ
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