<p>Hi,
I’m a bit unsure if my chosen topic fits well.
I chose to talk about perfectionism and how it affected my life. So, mainly:
- when i was a child sometimes I would get really obsessed by something. One obsession that was quite strong was the one I had with fountain pens. I think I must’ve bought at least 20 fountain pens to which I would bend their tips so they can write the way I wanted them to. And then I’d spend days writing and if I didnt like something I’d ripe off the page and write only for it to look perfect at the end.
-the turning point is that coming from an artistic family, the moment that I took up drawing arrived. The issue was that in drawing, you can’t control and mainly you are expected to make mistakes in order to correct your perception of things. I was having a hard time due to the fact that not only I avoided mistakes like the plague but I had become highly critical and any poor attempt disappointed me a lot.
-gradually, I leaned into this discomfort and started to accept and embrace mistakes, although the feeling of not good enough still haunts me. - also throughout high school I had kept my grades to the maximum, but I dont know if it’s ok to divert to grades in the essay.</p>
<p>I also have some paragraphs I made, if anyone is willing to give me feedback.
I’m mainly concerned about whether the topic is a bit childish and if the style of the essay isn’t too story-like-ish.</p>
<p>Thank you</p>