Social Relationships in Childhood

I am now entering my final year of high school. Most things have changed. I have a completely different group of friends than I did at the start. I no longer even go to the lunchroom, and I hate parties. But some things never change.

Did it change at any time of your life? Social Life. Would you be able to talk me through the kinds of social events you attended?

Then I began the Ninth grade, I have many new friends that I’ve made. I just started my Senior year.

6. Tell me about a way that people around you have influenced your thinking for the worse.

Beside, my shyness and I did not think it necessary to make new friends anyway. Transitioning from eight grade to high school was especially difficult for me because growing up, I had always gone to school with people who looked like me, sound like me, and dressed

Day by day my other friends were pushing me away because of the decisions I was making. I was surrounded by so many people but at the same time felt so alone. I didn’t know what to do. It was then when I started to gain my moral reasoning and got back on track to doing the right thing. I stopped hanging out with the trouble crowd and my nerdy friends took me back. I didn’t care if we were considered nerdy because at the end of the day having a group of 5 true friends was better then being surround by people who didn’t care if I got in trouble or not. Being an adolescent was hard, but through experience I learned who I truly want to be.

Thinking back on it, I used the life skill of relationships much more than I thought at the time. As I said before, I made many ties when school started. Without these relationships I would most likely have been a different person entirely. I wonder sometimes, though, what my life would be like if I had kept in touch with my other friends all these years. This was both good and not so. I have less friends than I could have, but it makes things easier because I don’t have to over exert myself to keep from losing them.

My middle school years have been a little tough at a different school but I did make a few friends who saw things in me other then what was being talked about me amongst my class.

I have changed since the beginning of Junior High because of a few reasons. One reason is because I am more mature than I was coming into Junior High. I am much happier then I was. Also I am more focused then i used to be. Also I have took on some more responsibility.

Transitioning from the junior high to the high school will always be a defining moment of growth and learning for me. I remember middle school as if it were yesterday; I formed a tight relationship with the people in my class and we shared jokes, and supported each other no matter what. However, I knew 8th-grade year couldn't last forever and that, eventually my then best friend would be going to a different school and everyone who I saw and laughed with every day would be split apart. Some people may argue that I could still keep in touch with most of my close friends but I knew it would never be the same without us all together. Although it seems childish to me now, I remember the sickening feeling of everyone I love leaving me, and the dread

At the age of four, I was living with my mother while she was a single parent. Back then, I was very cautious and an introverted child. I was afraid of many unknown things and I would never open myself up to anything new. This all changed once I met my stepfather, he showed me a new and more outgoing way to approach life.

Most people I know have parents that usually meet their friends and if they do not like the way they act or look, they make their child not be their friend anymore. In this case it's different for me because I did not really have a huge issue. My parents always tell me to have certain types of friends and are a good influence because then I would be a good influence to others as well. My parents do not have the saying in my friend choice wise because it is not a normal social norm for me. I made the social construction of myself for picking friends who interest me and I get along with and I have complete control of it. Friends are the huge part of who I am today because they do help influence who I am and they are something I see very

A few years later, my family moved to a college town, and my idea of society completely changed. At first, I stuck with what I knew, and I found a group of friends with a similar culture. I stayed with them through middle school, until I realized that being myself was more important than fitting in. As I ventured into high school, I stepped out of my comfort zone and

Change is hard at first, messy in the middle, and gorgeous at the end; I had to learn it the hard way. I have never had many friends, actually, I only had one, Max, he is a blue fairy and two springs older than me. On my first day of school, I wanted to make friends but, it did not go so well. I was not really nice to the rest of the fairies in my classes, many of them tried to talk to me but, at the time I didn’t realize that I was being rude.

I had a lot of friends throughout my years of elementary school. Each year brought new people in my classes. I remember how I would go up to