Freedom

As a single parent my mom was always very over protective me and my younger brother. Without the support system of a man in our lives to help protect us, she took it as her duty to pick up the slack so to say. When I began to go to high school i began to make new friends, join new groups, and invited to many events. Of course being very over protective she naturally said no to anytime i ever asked to go somewhere. I remember when i was a freshman in high school, and it was close to homecoming time. I wanted to go soooo bad, and an upperclassman had asked me to b his date. At first she kept saying no, telling me that I was too young to date, and certainly to young to go out. Well, I had to bring the big guns out! At the current time I felt that i had more than enough reasons to attend that high school event. I told her that I worked hard ad school and was currently receiving all a's in my classes, which was i fact proven by a recent progress report. I told her that I had been doing all of my house work, and that I was responsible with my school work, and presented the fact that even though I had a date, me and my friends would all be going as a group. With all the cards laid on the table, she ultimately agreed to letting me go. All in all, I used ethos and logos to persuade my mom to change her decision..