Dear Emily:
I am intrigued about your post, “Nature vs. Nurture,” because I always wondered what the difference between the two was. Also, I was very drawn to your post and wanted to learn more about Nature vs. Nurture after reading. 
One sentence you wrote that stands out for me is: Nurture is anything not natural and has been developed by humankind. Nurture is all environmental factors that make us who we are, such as body weight and hair length. Some other examples of environmental factors could be early childhood experiences, our social relationships, and our surrounding culture (Cherry).” I think this is interesting because I didn’t know nurture has to do with things that aren’t natural like our hair choices or relationships. This makes me think a lot about how nature and nurture plays a role in our daily lives.
Thanks for your writing. I look forward to seeing what you write next, because you have a very good way you word yourself and it draws me to your writing. As well as, you also state your opinion and also sources from others too. 
Vivianne

Dear Emily:

I am impressed by your post, “Nature vs Nurture” because it is outstanding how two things can get confused as similarities when it is completely the opposite of what the other is. I think that it is clear that the difference from nature to nurture is that nature is something that comes naturally like natural curly hair and nurture is something that happens unnaturally like using a hair curler to curl your hair.

Something that you wrote that really stood out to me was when you explained what nuruture was in clear way. I liked that you said that something nurture is human made instead of making it more complex I feel like the way you said it made it easier to understand.

Thank you for writing this article and informing us readers about the differences from nature and nurture. I hope that I can find more information from you because it is interesting to see what you have to say.

Luis