Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

Biographical Ideas For Myself (Arrogant and Narcissistic (Hearing the…

- - - - Of course, no human can be flawless in all subjects. Thus, dissimilar to my initial predictions of the unraveling of my life, being filled with success and merriment, I had encountered numerous failures. Hence, I became frustrated and doubtful of my abilities soon after.
        
        Receiving a four out of ten for an assessment in physical education.
        
        Taking into consideration that my elder siblings consistently insult of being, I conjecture that I have failed to provide them with an acceptable impression of myself.
        
        Due to acquiring an illness, I was unable to attend a seemingly important and enjoyable event.
      - Emotions of Incompetence, Burden, and Idealism
        
        After studying for a few hours over the summer in eighth grade, I expected that I would be able to excel ninth grade with ease. Perhaps, I thought, I could even prove to be superior to my brothers in terms of our freshman scores. However, unfortunately, as I had failed my initial few tests, this idealistic dream of mine had begun to fade. I had begun to feel more incompetent, worthless, and envious of my brothers' thriving lives.
        
        Being a member of an exceedingly intelligent family, I was always expected and burdened to perform impeccably. However, when not done so, I had felt useless, immensely lowering my self-esteem.
  - - - As a momentous test for mathematics was to be assigned the following day, I had stayed up until three in the morning to complete all my homework and to study for the test. As a result of this, I had acquired a fever. However, as I had desired to maintain an impeccable attendance record, I reluctantly arrived at school only to collapse in exhaustion. I was compelled to return home shortly after the incident.
- - - - Throughout the Harkness discussions in ninth grade, I barely spoke, only muttering a few comments here and there. The comments I had made were not even rational, rather, they were a jumbled mess of words.
      - As I lack expertise in communication, this frequently generated misunderstandings in group delegations. For instance, due to the miscommunications, of which I had mainly contributed to, in one of my groups, I had accidentally done the work of three other group members.