Sep 23

 Prompt: Write about a truth you were afraid to accept.

There was a time I was afraid to accept that I wasn’t good at something I cared about, like video games or school. I kept telling myself I just needed more time, but deep down, I knew I wasn’t improving. Accepting that truth was hard, but once I did, I was able to focus on what I was really good at and feel better about myself.

Summary: I was afraid to admit I wasn’t good at something important to me. I avoided the truth by hoping I would get better with time.

Reflection: I was afraid to admit I wasn’t good at something important to me. I avoided the truth by hoping I would get better with time.

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