I'm writing an argument essay and I need to know how to end this intro

Oh wow. You’re homeschooled? Does that mean you can take as many free days you want? That’s basically what I’m asked every time I tell someone my age that I’m homeschooled. As a homeschooler myself, I can honestly say that this isn’t true at all. If you were to hear all the myths about homeschoolers you’d be surprised at what a lot of people think we do all day while they’re in classrooms.

It's an argument about the myths about homeschoolers and the actually truth

Question

I'm writing an argument essay and I need to know how to end this intro

	Oh wow. You’re homeschooled? Does that mean you can take as many free days you want? That’s basically what I’m asked every time I tell someone my age that I’m homeschooled. As a homeschooler myself, I can honestly say that this isn’t true at all. If you were to hear all the myths about homeschoolers you’d be surprised at what a lot of people think we do all day while they’re in classrooms.

It's an argument about the myths about homeschoolers and the actually truth

anonymous · Answer

'Being homeschooled for (ex) five years, I've heard just about every myth there could possibly be on the subject. I stand before you to prove each and every one of them wrong.'

That would be my idea.

One small quick thing too, I would stick the first three sentences in "quotes" because it's other people talking to you. Also, a comma between homeschoolers and you'd.
Sorry, I know that's not what you wanted, but I couldn't resist.