Analyzing Oscar Wao's Autobiography

Reading this passage stood out to me personally that is why I chose this passage. Acknowledging numerous individuals who are precisely comparable to Oscar Wao. The passage that correlates to a majority of people living in The United States, including individuals from throughout the world. In my eyes, Oscar Wao was a typical adolescent who received judgment due to his appearance and his hobbies. Associates will not understand your favorite hobbies while reaching a particular age. Children would usually call an individual who is continuously playing video games a game freak. When male children reach their teenage years, they tend to lose interest in what they appreciated as a child and start becoming interested in the opposite sex. A few male …show more content…
There is nothing wrong with reading comic books and playing video games. If you did not play sports as a child, your hobby was either reading comic books or playing video games during your pastime. Meanwhile, growing up around my male relatives when I was a child, all of us read Marvel comic books and played video games on our pastime. However, with having a relative named David, whose siblings seem uncomfortable with him. Knowing David who is a geek who resides in his bedroom all day and plays video games. No doubt, he is geeky also not chatty, he does not converse with anyone and does not have numerous friends. Ironically, David has had the same hairstyle for over twenty years. Observing my Aunt cutting his hair since he was a child. In my opinion, I am ambiguous if he had any girlfriends in his life as I cannot reflect how he would approach a girl and strike up a conversation with her. Nothing is going to change within my relative and I, I love him for his geeky ways and will never change him. In fact, I perceive myself as Oscar Wao I would always play video games and read comic