Can anyone help with my shirt essay for english? The question is... Should there be limits on self expression? He expects a body paragraph form with topic sentence, concrete detail, and commentary. He also wants you to have with the response either a compound or complex sentence or some sort of figurative language. He also wants to see description and imagery. If you can help thank you sm, and you are free to write your own opinion on this.

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"I think anyone should be able to express themselves however they would like. Body image, culture, and peer pressure are all big problems with expression. The thing is, we're all human. It honestly doesn't matter who we love, where we come from, or what we look like. In schools, a lot of girls are dress coded, simply for being themselves. Boys dont really have this problem. It really shouldn't matter what someone is wearing, because what matters is what is inside the person. If a boy wants to wear a skirt, let him. If a girl wants to wear pants, let her. We are not defined by how we look, and its stifling to be taught a certain way to dress at such a young age."

-Jo

There should be a limit on self-expression. In paragraph 1 sentence 3 of Finding Your Inner Self it states that people allowed to express themselves without boundaries will take advantage of that opportunity and push the limits to the extreme. In the history of society there has been multiple examples of people who did not have set boundaries and almost caused the world to collapse on itself. Hitler is a good example of this. Who knows what the world would have been like if these dictator regimes succeeded in their goal. I believe there should be a fair and equal level of boundaries placed upon everyone. These are just some of the reasons and examples used to back the statement that there should be a limit on self-expression.

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brutus overlooks that the majority of the crowd served julius caesar the military general. he appeals to their citizenship as romans by calling them first by that name in his salutation: "romans, countrymen, lovers." mark antony, however, speaks in terms understood by the military, by calling them first by, "friends, romans, countrymen." he recalls not only caesar the general but caesar the friend, whose body they see covered with stab wounds.