Prompt: Writing about an offensive encounter can bring up different emotions, even when the story is imagined. What emotions did you experience while writing your story? What part of the writing affected you the most, and why?

 Prompt: I didn't really experience any negative emotions while writing about it. I've mostly accepted it and I don't think that it influences my future experience. 

Summary: We wrote about a time we experienced being called something offensive. 
Reflection: Floyd Pmo

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