didn't know why I was holding my breath because I knew that the old saying of how you could hold your breath and nothing would sting you was pure hogwash. I had tried that before and it hadn't worked at all. Rowdy would have absolutely nothing to do with anything that
In "Summer of the Monkeys" by Wilson Rawls, the protagonist reflects on an experience of anxiety and anticipation. He realizes that despite the common belief that holding your breath can shield you from pain or fear, it has never proven effective for him. This understanding highlights the disconnect between childhood beliefs and reality, as he confronts the fears that come with approaching Rowdy, who shows no interest in cooperating or participating...
