I had always feared rollercoasters since I was a kid. I could not understand how people would enjoy going at dangerous speeds in shaky metal machines. However, when I went on a trip my Sophomore year to Dollywood, everything changed. I refused to get on rollercoasters until my girlfriend convinced me to try it at least once. At first, I felt the same dreadful feeling of fear in my stomach. But, as I saw everyone else scream, not in fear, but in joy, I realized I had no reason to be scared. I saw rollercoasters as something I could not control in case of an accident, but really they are heavily tested so those accidents never happen. Ever since that day, I can ride rollercoasters and enjoy them (most of the time). Today, we read an article about public defecation, a major issue in India. I did not like this lesson but at the same time I did. It was fascinating but also disgusting, as many refuse to use a toilet on person. This helped me better understand India's culture while also showing major issues in the country. Today, I feel tired. I have Basketball Band rehearsal today.
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