Who am I? This uncertainty has to be one of the most common to go through a teenager's brain. To answer it we have to look at what has shaped us as a people in general. This includes our culture, our history, and our families. .
Our culture influences, to an extent, everything in our lives, from how we are schooled, the morals we are taught and other influences on our lives such as sports we play, and music we listen to. In my case, and other male teenagers, I"m sure; I enjoy a footy game, a good meat pie, and the odd occasion of getting completely sloshed. These things that we cherish and enjoy are definitely imprinted into our culture. Take the example of binge drinking. This example has been set from watching 16 years of Australia days and Anzac days where the people we look up to and admire, such as our fathers, uncles and grandfathers all get on the grog and have a good time. Therefore seeing these people get drunk and enjoy it has conveyed to us the feeling that it is socially acceptable and the feeling that it is ok to have the odd drink. .
Our history influences our patriotism and our nationalistic tendencies. Our history also affects the way we view certain events in the world. Our history may also bring undesirable traits of our ancestors to the forefront, such as racism. In most of our cases our ancestors would have come from one of the 4 strains of race in the British Isles; Irish, Scottish, Welsh and British. These four strains melded into each other and created a unique nation, Australia. Our accent isn't exactly any of neither the four streams nor our traditions completely in line with any of the before mentioned nationalities, however we still retain a feeling of linkage with the four.
Our families" influence on us is most probably the largest reason that makes us who we are. They decide our personality, our bias, and our character flaws. Our family and heritage have been decided by amalgamating our culture and our history.
Who Am I Now? Who am I now? ... That is who I am right now but to truly understand me I have to talk about my past and things that helped shape who I am. ... Another aspect of who I am is the hobbies that I enjoy doing. ... In conclusion, my family has been and always will be a large part of my life and who I am. ...
Who am I? My personality and character are two important features that make me who I am. Although I may have some weaknesses in my character, I am basically the up beat type. ... I am unique as well. ... I am not the type of person to judge anyone. ...
Introduction: "Who am I?" Some would say I am a boring and closed minded person. ... Today, I am going to tell you how these two activities, writing and decorating, have influenced me (Thesis). ... Decorating events like these have helped me to define who I am. ... Now that you've gotten to know about me, I ask you again, "Who am I?" ...
WHO AM I AS A WRITER? ... But regardless of the reasons behind any of my work, I believe my writing infallibly lets the audience know who I am and what I think, and I derive pleasure from that. ... I ask myself, "Who am I as a writer?" ... I ask myself again, then: "Who am I as a writer?" ... I am mapping out the big ideas in my head as I type; I am using this space to stall as I prepare to launch into the topics that support my main idea. ...
Who Am I An introduction into who I am as a individual with emotions and feelings is a hard one to make. ... I married almost as fast as I got pregnant. ... Finally, I met someone who I fell in love with. ... He is seven years older than I am, but we are in tune to each other emotionally. ... In conclusion I would like to say I am a survivor and a believer. ...
I am a lump of shit. ... In order to get the whole picture of who I am as a writer, there has to be some imaginative thinking, so if there are any lumps of shit out there, smoke a couple of bowls and think about mario and luigi for fifteen or so minutes then comeback and read this. ... I feel like I am trapped and this makes me extremly upset. ... I still have my creativity that I stole back at the last minute during my senior year, yet I have the sensibility of an adult who has to juggle, I know adults who have far less responsibility than I. ... And this is who I am as a writer, a l...
I know that I try so hard to be the center of attention and until someone knows that that is just part of who I am, they think it's annoying. ... Most of my best friends are all people who, before I met them, I thought were not the type of person I would enjoy to be around. ... I can name off at least five of my closest friends who came off to me as cocky, annoying, mean, or boring. ... I am a racist. ... This is what I am, because without this I would be nothing....
