Monday, September 15, 2014

Identity Identification


Identity can be defined or created by mostly anything and is rarely defined by one person, place, or thing. The greatest influence on a person is who they spend most of their time with, this influence then affects the overall identity of a person. The people that I spend the most time with include my family and friends but, my emphasis is on the friends I grew up with. Each friend has a certain quality that defines who I am as a person. My best friend Devin, Kyle, and Chad. Each of these friends represents different aspects of my identity Devin is a small kid that is hard working, Kyle is a laid back kid who is funny, and Chad is an intelligent kid who is athletic.

            My best friend Devin or is more like myself than any of the other people I listed but in ways that are not evident on the surface. In appearance we are opposite he is about 5 foot 5 inches and I am 6 feet 3 inches and other things so it is visually funny but our personalities are quite similar. He and I are both hard working in everything we do, he shows me that he has to put in so much effort in anything he does athletically due to his lack of height. On a couple occasions two seasons ago he got a concussion so he worked out all off season to get stronger so he would be less susceptive to get another. His effort put in on and off the field highlights the dedication he lives with every moment of the day. I try my best to dedicate myself half as much as my as Devin does daily.

            These three friends are an adequate evaluation of the way I view my identity. Aspects of each of these friends have been adapted into my own character and everyday behavior.

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