English, 13.05.2020 09:57 jflakes406

Take some time to reflect on a moment or moments in your life where you dealt with changing emotions. Explain each of the emotions that you experienced and how you responded to them. Was the outcome a good one or a bad one? Why? I am looking for a minimum of two paragraphs, but there is no maximum.

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