The Making of an Essay


                     
                   My experience with essays are not always the best. Who really enjoys essays? When I heard the basic “essay due blah blah blah” it always sets my mood into annoyed, why would I want to give all my time into writhing an essay I have other things to do too. I’ve always thought they had no point like it was just a way to distract you and take from your time. My way on thinking like that didn’t get me anything or anywhere the only thing I got out of thinking that way was a bad grade in class. You later on start to realize, yea maybe it stresses you and it takes away from your time but it always helps you learn the techniques of writing. When writing an essay think of you and the way the essay may benefit you and how it'll help you become a better writer for yourself. Essays aren’t that bad if you don’t want them to be.

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