March 23rd

 As I’ve gotten older, I’ve started to see my family less as perfect authority figures and more as real people with flaws, stress, and complicated pasts. That shift made me realize that a lot of things I didn’t understand before actually had reasons behind them, even if I didn’t agree with them. In Chapter 11 of Into the Wild, Chris goes through a similar realization when he learns the truth about his father’s past and feels betrayed. Instead of just accepting it, he reacts strongly and lets it reshape how he sees his parents. While my perspective change led to more understanding, Chris’s leads to anger and distance, showing how the same kind of realization can push people in very different directions.

Summary: almost threw up during 1st, went home

reflection: sick :(

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