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Fear makes it hard to be yourself Comment on the lessons you learn from the stories at By: Fatima Sharaby Yeshivah of Flatbush Sarah was so excited to go on a shopping spree with her mom. Her friends were telling her where to go and what to buy. When she came to school the next week with a turtleneck sweater, her friends were making fun of her and told her to take it off. Sara came home that day giving all her clothes away to charity. Her mom spent all this money for no reason. Her mom told her, “You can be different. You can have your own style.” Sarah came to school the next day with another shirt that she just bought. Her friends rolled their eyes and made nasty comments. Sarah said, “I am not you. I can wear what I want.” Her friends realized they were wrong and apologized. Sarah finally felt comfortable. TorahContest.com It’s easy to stand with the crowd. It takes courage to stand alone. By: Sarah Benun Barkai Yeshivah You’re with your friends at a restaurant. All of them order French fries and unhealthy food. You always ate healthy your whole life. You really want to order salad or soup but you order what all your friends have because you are afraid to be different. Order what you want and enjoy it! By: Gayle Zagha Hillel Yeshiva When there is a group of people who are all basically the same, the fear stops you from being yourself. If you are not acting like yourself, then how are people supposed to like you for who you are? Just act like yourself and be loved by them and let them accept you for you. Great prizes: submit lessons you learn from the stories see page 89 By: Ruth Tawil Hillel Yeshiva You are going to buy shoes and you chose a pair that you love. You’re ready to buy them until you hesitate because you think that your friends might not like them or they will make fun of you. Then, you put the shoes back and you leave the store empty handed. Why should you care what your friends think about those shoes? They are not the ones who are wearing them; you are. What’s the big deal if you buy them and your friends don’t like them? You’re dressing for yourself not for your friends. By: Rebecca Sutton Barkai Yeshivah Fear is something that always stays unless you’re able to overcome. For example, doing something different than your friends may sound scary but, once you do it, if they’re true friends, they will support you and accept you. Not doing it, letting fear take over, will make you be always scared and worried about what everyone will think. It will stay with you until you get older unless you face it. So, why not take a chance and live a life? By: Celia Cohen Hillel Yeshiva There are many different situations in which people are too fearful. One example is a person wants to grow up to become a scientist or have an academic career but they won’t follow their dreams because they are afraid that someone will make fun of them and call them a nerd or a genius. They are afraid that they will lose their friends. They will choose to not go to college just so that they can fit in. It’s not good to be fearful of the person you really want to be. You end up becoming a person your friends want you to be. 96 Bar/Bat Mitzvah Magazine 718-909-6060 View magazine online at BMmagazine.com
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