I am my own Hero.

In retrospecting, starting high school would always be hard for me, although everyone tends to give this speech i knew it was much different for me. I was always the one shy, and making sure I got the closest seat near the door. Around Elementary my mom saw a difference in my learning abilities.So I entered a remedial class for the reasons of low attention span, and not catching on  at the same speed as my other classmates. I grew older to understand this setback, but i also acknowledged how I would make it through middle school  and High school possibly being scoffed. Throughout Junior High, Kids noticed the kind of classes i were in, and some did not even bother to entertain my situation. Instead some kids looked at me no different than another student finding a higher level of education rudimentary, and from then they started to venerate me for not being ashamed of myself. The beginning of High school seemed like a piece of cake because throughout Junior high i was able to build confidence with the help of the students who knew what i was there for.However, my confidence began to boost enormously overtime after i was introduced to Marijuana. I began smoking, ditching school, relinquishing on grades, and began to lie to the ones that love me the most. I found myself getting into trouble for being a follower and not a leader that my parents raised me to be. By the end of sophomore year going into my Junior year I lowered my desire for Marijuana, and increased my ambition to learn by showing up to class, doing assignments, participating: However, I was not perfect with a little of bad habits left in me, i still knew it was better than were i was. The life stories of the people who would come to my classroom would finally make sense when there were no more smoke clouds disrupting my train of thought. I began to notice they went down a path they never thought they would go, but at the end they got to a place of positivism they knew they would stay, and these people inspired me to do better, become a leader, and be my own hero.