: About Me

I am a student and I love to write essays, when a professor gives an essay assignment I am on cloud nine. I write about everything and I do not shy away from topics, my new article on romance and sexuality is a little conceded on my part and it shows in the numbers. I try to write things that show case two sides of an issue, which is seen in "Schizophrenia: What It Is" and the two articles on the Virginia Tech shootings. I also like to write articles that are controversial. "Matthew Hale and "If You Had Everything Your Heart Desired" are examples of that. I do write simple things occasionally like stuff on American Idol and The Simpson's but I wish I could showcase my master thesis on "Storyville", which was a place in New Orleans during 1895 that was famous for it's jazz history but it is too long, and an essay on Duke Ellington. I also have stuff on understanding dreams but it is to long. I like a lot of the stuff I have written but I like "A Thought For Brian" probably the most because it deals with him living with cancer.

My passion is ...

To Be Successful.

I know too much about ...

Nothing Because I Do Not Know What Tomorrow Will Teach Me.

My parents always told me ...

Credit Cards Are Not Free Money.

My childhood ambition ...

Was To Be An Actor.

My favorite memory ...

All The Times I Spent With My Ex-Boyfriend.

Why I write ...

Because I Like To Write.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

College Books, 24 and Smooth Jazz.

My first job ...

A Dishwasher.

My best moment ...

My First College Degree.

My inspiration ...

Teaching Others.

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INTRODUCTION A Dyad Experiment is an experiment where two people interact, one person will ask a series of questions and the other person will respond to the questions and by the end of the interaction, the person asking the questions will have a better understanding of the person giving the responses. In this experiment my subject was a male college student and for identity purposes, we will call him Christopher X, there were five questions asked and they were “The Goals of Christopher” “The Importance of Goals” “Guidance through Religion” “Beginn...

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