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    Although categorizing people as introverted or extraverted seems a little outdated today, it still captures some core characteristics of many of us. For example, I think of myself as an introvert, even though some may only see my outgoing side. As an introverted person, I prefer a quieter place, and I avoid drinking coffee to prevent overstimulation. I also struggle to express myself boldly because of a high interpersonal sensitivity.  Being discreet, I prefer using passive terminology instead of describing things as being black or white.  I am very mindful of my behaviors and am afraid of being misconstrued. Basically, I care so much about what people think of me because I don't want to be disliked.

    Occasionally, I think being too introverted gnaws away at my mental health.  This is particularly evident when I’m sitting around a group of Americans in a meeting, and I don’t know whether I should join their conversation.  Because I’m a newer member who isn’t as fluent in English, it can be a big challenge for me to participate with them.  However, if I don't join them, I’m also worried they might consider me unfriendly and aloof.  I just hope they don't hate introverted people!

    Despite the weaknesses that can be associated with introverts, we do have our strengths too. 

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    I truly believe I am a “good girl” in my parents' eyes.  I’ve hardly ever disobeyed them when it comes to school or my home-life. They’ve always expected me to give them my best. I know they love me very much, but sometimes I lose sight of this and don’t know what I want in my heart.  I’m happy, but sometimes admire the people who live freely and unrestrained; I too would like to have my own adventures and experience a more colorful lifestyle.  However, my parents often tell me which choices are more suitable and stable for me based on their experience.  It’s a struggle for me because I don’t want to hurt my parents' feelings, but I also want to live my own life.

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    I was thinking about which cutlery you choose to eat with, and the answer depends on the type of food you’re eating.  If you’re eating soup you’d use a spoon, whereas, if you’re tasting a plate of spaghetti, it would be useful to have a fork to twirl the noodles with.  For a steak, a fork is not enough because you also need a sharp knife depending on the tenderness of the meat.  To eat a fruit salad, it's more appropriate to use a teaspoon, whereas, to taste a piece of the Saint Honoré cake, it’s better to use a dessert fork.  However, cutlery isn't always essential: for example, to really enjoy a slice of pizza it’s enough to just use your hands.

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    1) The World Figure Skating Championships are over. During this week, I watched the performances of the figure skaters on YouTube. It was a pleasure to watch these videos. 

    2) In the last week, I have started reading an autobiography of Maxim Gorky who was a great Soviet writer. The title of this book is called “Autobiography of Maxim Gorky: My childhood, In the World, My Universities."

              I didn’t know much about the author or the content of this book before I began reading the autobiography.  However, after the first 200 pages, I had a much better understanding of the author’s life and Russia during that time period.


    ***(I'm not sure if this is what you meant in this paragraph, but I tried my best)***

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