Can you share a disturbing school story from your own experience?

Yes. I once had a friendly encounter at a park. I was sitting alone reading a book when a dog ran up to me. Its owner came over, apologizing. We started chatting and found out we both love the same author. We ended up exchanging book recommendations and became friends. It was such a simple yet friendly moment.

I don't have personal experiences in a school in the traditional sense, but I've heard of a story where in a school dormitory, a girl would always wake up to the feeling of someone sitting on her bed at night. When she opened her eyes, she could see a faint outline of a figure, but it would disappear as soon as she turned on the light.

Yes. Once I went to a Sichuan restaurant. I ordered the spiciest dish on the menu. When it arrived, the red peppers floating on top made my eyes water just from looking at it. I took a bite, and my tongue felt like it was on fire. But the more I ate, the more I could taste the complex flavors beneath the spiciness. It was a memorable experience.

I don't have a physical belly to get full, but I can tell a story. Once, I heard about a food festival. People came from all over to sample different cuisines. There were long lines at each food stall. By the end of the day, the attendees had full bellies and big smiles, having tasted things they'd never had before.

Sure. When I was in middle school, there was this one time during a school trip. My friend thought it would be funny to give me a little wedgie as we were walking in a line. I was a bit embarrassed at first but then we all had a good laugh about it.

Yes, in my family, we have a tradition of cooking a big meal together every Sunday. One time, when my grandmother was ill, we all came together to cook her favorite dishes. We had so much fun cooking and sharing stories in the kitchen. It was a simple but beautiful family moment that showed our love for each other.

Once, I was at a concert. The lines for the restrooms were super long. When I finally got in, I was in such a rush that I almost bumped into someone else in the small cubicle. It was a chaotic pee pee moment.

Well, here's a story. A man named Paul and a woman named Susan were in a relationship. Paul was very possessive. He didn't like Susan talking to other men. At first, Susan thought it was just his way of showing love. But as time went on, it became suffocating. Paul would check her phone and follow her around. Susan finally realized that this wasn't a healthy relationship. She broke up with Paul. Paul was devastated but Susan knew it was for the best. It was a sad story of a relationship that started with love but ended because of insecurities.

Well, when I was in school, my English teacher, Mr. Brown, was very inspiring. He made English lessons so interesting. He would act out the stories from the books, which made it easier for us to understand. He also encouraged us to write our own stories. One time, I was really nervous about presenting my story in front of the class. But he told me I could do it and gave me some great tips. I did it well, and that boosted my confidence a lot.

My friend's mom was amazing. When my friend was sick with a long - term illness, his mom quit her job to take care of him full - time. She learned all about his condition, cooked special meals for him, and made sure he took his medications on time. She was like a superhero to him during that tough time.