我是语文课代表，今天在班级上，我哭着说太大了。事情的起始是这样的：我们的老师给我们布置了一篇作文任务，要写一篇关于“我的梦想”的话题。我本来觉得这不难，但当我开始写的时候，我发现自己完全不知道从何下手。

我坐在桌前，一边思索一遍翻阅着笔记本，试图找出一些灵感。但每当我想要开始写字时，都会突然感到一种无形的压力袭来。我的心跳加速，呼吸变得急促，这让我更是无法集中注意力。

就在这个时候，我意识到自己可能有点儿太大了。这句话是我妈妈常说的，她总是在遇到困难或者挑战的时候说：“你别忘了，你可是家里最大的孩子。”意思是我应该承担更多责任，对吧？但今天，在面对这个简单的作文任务时，我却感觉到了前所未有的压力。

我决定告诉老师和同学们我的困扰。我站起来，走到了讲台前，用尽全身的力量说出了那句让人震惊的话：“老师、同学们，我就是那个语文课代表，现在就哭着说太大！”

classroom fell silent. Everyone looked at me, some with surprise, others with concern. My teacher quickly came over and asked if everything was okay.

I explained my situation to her, telling her how I felt overwhelmed by the simple task of writing about my dreams. She listened carefully and then offered some words of encouragement. She reminded me that it's okay to ask for help when we need it and that our dreams can be big or small, as long as they are meaningful to us.

With renewed confidence, I sat back down at my desk and began to write. This time, the words flowed more easily onto the page. I wrote about my dream of becoming a writer one day, using my love of language to make a positive impact on the world.

As I finished up my essay and handed it in, I felt a sense of pride and accomplishment wash over me. Maybe being too big isn't always a bad thing – sometimes it just means we have bigger aspirations!

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