Every Day
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Day by Day
Tori
Nov 13, 2017 06:43PM
My book is called “Everyday” by David Levithan. My book is about a person who wakes up everyday in a different person's body, whether it is a boy or girl. She/He does know how they became like this or where he/she came from. He/she doesn’t have any parents, family or friends. He/she has been like this for as long as they could remember. “ At first it was hard to go through each day without making any lasting connections, leaving another life-changing effect. When I was younger I crave friendship and closeness. I would make bonds without acknowledging how quickly and permanently they would break. I took other people's lives personally. I felt their friends could be my friends, their parents could be my parents. But after a while, I had to stop. It was too heartbreaking to live with so many separations.” The feeling of knowing that nobody knows about your existence has really taken a toll on he/she. But they had said that they have gotten use to the feeling. He/she said that loneliness feels remarkably freeing but I believe that they’re lying because everyone likes the presence of someone or the feeling that someone cares for them. Would you like to experience he/she’s life for week?
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Tori wrote: "My book is called “Everyday” by David Levithan. My book is about a person who wakes up everyday in a different person's body, whether it is a boy or girl. She/He does know how they became like this..."
Honestly, I would not like to experience A's life at all. I think it would be very distressing to know that you are always going to be alone. I agree with you about everyone having the desire to be cared for and acknowledged. Also, it was pointed out by Rhiannon that even though A has the opportunity to view the world from many different perspectives, he/she will never be able to grow with anyone or hold on to something, since he/she lives a new life every single day. I think this is another sad truth.
Honestly, I would not like to experience A's life at all. I think it would be very distressing to know that you are always going to be alone. I agree with you about everyone having the desire to be cared for and acknowledged. Also, it was pointed out by Rhiannon that even though A has the opportunity to view the world from many different perspectives, he/she will never be able to grow with anyone or hold on to something, since he/she lives a new life every single day. I think this is another sad truth.
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