Write about a conversation that changed you

A conversation that changed me was the one talk I had with my dad that one time in the car. We were just talking normally until the topic of boyfriends came up. He was telling me to not believe everything a boy tells me, don't fall for their tricks. How a boy will just say something sweet to a girl to get something out of them. I remember him just speaking to me and explaining while also giving examples. I never forgot that conversation with my dad.

That day in class, we just worked on vocabulary. I learned new words and their definitions along on how to use them. I also learned some of their antonyms and synonyms. 

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