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Barbara Graham's article "Confessions of a Quit Addict" spoke more to me than David brook's article "It's Not About You" because she uses real life examples that are every day things and that I have seen in people or have happen to me. Such as when she states in the second paragraph that even as a little girl her views and how she felt about things didn't change. As for me when I set my mind on a idea or belief that's what I am going to think or believe. Whereas in David Brooks article he gives ideas that are more complicated and even difficult to understand. He talked about how children were structured growing up and how that no one would prepare them for reality of a "wide open and unstructured" then he goes on to compare this generation to the past generations, who went of f and got married, bought houses and had kids. Which I have never liked the idea of comparing to the past of others because I could not have changed or imp...