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I randomly wrote a draft today when I was inspired about generational trauma which may be over done but I added bit of a twist, private message me for the whole thing.
I start with my mom using pressing my nose to restart when ever w got mad at eachother and I use that as a motif throughout.

This essay talks about:

leaving painful moments behind and pretending they never happened. As you got older, you began seeing your family’s flaws and the generational struggles they had passed down to you, which made simply forgetting impossible. You wrestled with resentment toward your mom while realizing that her struggles had been inherited too. Ultimately, you redefine “restart” not as forgetting the past, but as acknowledging where you came from and choosing to build something different from it.

My other option which I already posted on here was writing an essay about a two dollar bill my childhood best friend gave me that I accidentally gave away to a street performer which I feel could be more unique but I’m not sure

I randomly wrote a draft today when I was inspired about generational trauma which may be over done but I added bit of a twist, private message me for the whole thing.
I start with my mom using pressing my nose to restart when ever w got mad at eachother and I use that as a motif throughout.

This essay talks about:

leaving painful moments behind and pretending they never happened. As you got older, you began seeing your family’s flaws and the generational struggles they had passed down to you, which made simply forgetting impossible. You wrestled with resentment toward your mom while realizing that her struggles had been inherited too. Ultimately, you redefine “restart” not as forgetting the past, but as acknowledging where you came from and choosing to build something different from it.

My other option which I already posted on here was writing an essay about a two dollar bill my childhood best friend gave me that I accidentally gave away to a street performer which I feel could be more unique but I’m not sure

I randomly wrote a draft today when I was inspired about generational trauma which may be over done but I added bit of a twist, private message me for the whole thing.
I start with my mom using pressing my nose to restart when ever w got mad at eachother and I use that as a motif throughout.

This essay talks about:

leaving painful moments behind and pretending they never happened. As you got older, you began seeing your family’s flaws and the generational struggles they had passed down to you, which made simply forgetting impossible. You wrestled with resentment toward your mom while realizing that her struggles had been inherited too. Ultimately, you redefine “restart” not as forgetting the past, but as acknowledging where you came from and choosing to build something different from it.

My other option which I already posted on here was writing an essay about a two dollar bill my childhood best friend gave me that I accidentally gave away to a street performer which I feel could be more unique but I’m not sure

1- writing about my speech impediment from when I was younger and how it led me to want to be a speech pathologist

2- how my childhood best friend gave me a two dollar bill and said to keep it forever and I did but then a decade later I accidentally gave it away to a guy plating the guitar
I would tie this to letting things go such as childhood ect.

3- how my sister was prayed for a lot because my mom really struggled to have kids after me and had many miscarriages, I can talk about the non profit organization she created and how that inspired me, and talk about the struggle I saw my family go through.

I whave no idea what to write about they all don’t seem good enough help