Monologues on What do I stand For?

I agree with the statement, being yourself is better than fitting in with the crowd. That’s because you don’t want to laugh and cry in the same way everyone else does, when you can have an original laugh like this… or a cry like this… Why not? Join the club and be unique, with me. Being yourself helps you to develop self confidence because you have to be brave enough to do what you think is right, rather than just going along with what the crowd thinks. Plus, it easier and better to just be yourself, than to let others tell you what to do and what to be. People who don’t just go along with crowd, are more likely to believe in themselves. Also, not being in the crowd, you are more likely to be an upstander and not a bystander to bullying.That’s because if you feel like you have to be like everyone else, then you probably won’t get help or be help to people who are getting bullied because you either think the bullies will just start bullying you too or you think that everyone will be like that kid is weird because he is standing up for different kids. So, following the crowd is not always the right thing to do because say everyone jumped off a cliff. Would you? In addition, if everyone and everything was the same, than if someone said guess my favorite number. They would say 4 because everyone is the same so, everyone’s favorite number would be 4. Or, Heah guess what I have for lunch! What. A sandwich! Oh, yeah, Bill, Tom and I had that too, and so did everyone else in the world. But, if everyone is different… Dude, guess my favorite color! What. Green. Nice bro, mines Turquoise. Radicle. That’s why I think being yourself is better than fitting in with the crowd.

Monologue

By Sabrina Wiseman

Which is easier to take care of? Hamsters or cats

Most people would think hamsters are easier

But I think cats are. Here's why.

With hamsters you have to clean their cage once every two weeks. And you take everything apart and wash the whole cage including the tunnels, replacing the bedding, and cleaning the food dish! But with cats all you have to do is scoop their poop out of a box, feed them a can of food everyday, and replace the water. And what fun is it to watch a hamster run around in a loop all day? Instead you could be playing with your cat, who is so cute when he chases those feather toys. Have you changed your mind yet?

Hamsters are so hard to hug because they're so small, but cats are just the right size to be hugged, especially a big fluffy cat. If you let a hamster roam around the house like a cat does, he would chew on everything and be very easy to step on.

So, if you want to do a lot of work but get no furry hugs in return, then get a hamster. But I prefer a cat!