My Narrative Story Essay: My Selfishness

My Selfishness

Before I share my stories, let me first introduce myself. I am Cindy, a current junior in KCIS. When I was young, I was a very quiet child. I lacked confidence. Compare to other children, I was rather well behaved and serious. In addition, I was a bit stingy. However, my personalities gradually changed after I studied in Kang Chiao.

First, I have to clarify that I didn’t always study in Kang Chiao. When I was in the first grade, I studied in a public school in Taiwan. Then, our family moved to China, and I transferred to an international school in China. Finally, in 7th grade, we returned to Taiwan and my parents decided to send me to Kang Chiao.

As a new student, Kang Chiao was a strange place for me. I felt like I was an

At first, I couldn’t explain why I was so angry. I began to reexamine my reactions toward my classmates. I asked myself, “Why are you so angry when you discovered that your pen was gone?” After thinking about the question, an answer formed in my head. However, I was not ready to admit it. The answer to that question was that I was a selfish person. I didn’t want to lose my nice pencil. I didn’t want to buy a new one, which only cost me 30 NT. Suddenly, I realized that I was too selfish. My selfishness would affect my ability to socialize with others. From that day on, I learned how to share with others. I also became a more outgoing person. At the end, I successfully blend into the Kang Chiao

At the time, I had no idea what MUN is about. During the conference, when the chair called out our country’s name, I stood up. Under everyone’s attention, I slowly approached to the podium. My way to the podium seemed to be an endless road that stretched a thousand miles long. Finally, I reached my destination and began to speak. I remembered that I was trembling while speaking. My hands were shaking uncontrollably. Although realizing that I have to overcome my fear of public speaking in order to be a successful delegate, I became interested in MUN. At the end of the conference, I looked toward my chairs and secretly decided in my heart that I want to become a chair in the