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  Face fears By Abby #5

As I went up the stairs I didn't look down because I was scared to see how far I was from the ground. I screamed and yelled as I went on the short 1 minute slide at the end I shouted “AGAIN!” because I liked it so much. I believe you should face fears.  I believe this because you could love what you tried. One time at franklin pool, I faced a fear. I went off the divingboard. The first time I went on it I went to the very edge and just I stepped off. It seemed like a million seconds to just get to the water, but I loved it. Another time I went sledding and the people before us l made a jump and it wa s big. Then, my dad pushed me down. It seemed like for ever just to get to the jump but loved it and didn't go off any other slope.  The next reason, you should face fears is you could be very proud of what you did. Last year I ran for student council and I read my speech, the students clapped and I found out that afternoon that I got to be seargeant at arms. I was proud because I worked so hard and I got that postion. Last summer I went on the big slide at franklin pool but before I did I was scared of the depth of the water, but when I did I was very proud of my self because I hadn't gone off it for such long time.  The last reason why you should face fears is you could feel regret. I went off the divingboard and I regret not going on it for so long I loved it. I'm now thinking why didn't I go on it for so long. Again I went on the big slide at franklin pool. I'm thinking that I was scared of doing something fun.  Now that you know that you can love what you did, you could be proud of yourself and you could feel regret, you should face a fear too. I screamed “AGAIN” because I liked the slide so much. I learned that if you are scared of something it will be really fun. (Results may vary) The last thing I learned is that if you are scared of something that you can't ignore it, eventually it will come back and you will have to face it sooner or later.