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A Charming Horse
Although, I was born in February 1966, it is in August 1965 in my birth certificate because my parents would like I go to school earlier. Change of my birthday, however, did not change my personality; I am still a horse. Based on Chinese’s calendar that came to Iranian’s calendar about 700 years ago there are 12 animals, which are dominate on the years, once in every Twelve years, and the year called to the name of those animals that are respectively: rats, cow , panther, rabbit, whale, snake, horses, sheep, monkey, chicken, dog, and Pig. For example, current year in Iranian calendar is the snake year, last year was the whale year, and I was born in the horse year. Indeed, based on the chines’ zodiac some people believe these animals affect your character according the year when you are born. Since I was born in the horse year, everybody who knows me for a long period knows how I am look like a horse. A comparison between my character and a horse temperament reveal some surprising similarity.
The first thing that is very clear when somebody compare my personality with a horse is the tendency that both of us have to participate in a group. You can imagine a herd of wild horses in a range when the wind is bellowing under their hair, such beautiful herds have always been the source of inspiration for painters and photographers, and because of their fascinating herds the horses are known as social animals. The horses and I like crowded places where could be a race field for a horse or a public place for me. I love attending in family gathering, parties, public events, celebrations, and everywhere that I can spend my time by doing amusement works. In addition, I have a strong ability to adopt myself with others, if those things fit in with my ethical consideration,‎ exactly such as a horse that adopts itself with various situations. Indeed, similar to a horse in its herd when I am in a group, I feel more safety than when I am alone.
The same as a

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