John Stewart Identity Analysis

There are many different concepts to the definition of identity. John Stewart describes identity as a mixture of intertwining features that mark how persons behave and respond to others. He also shared that it is a collections of labels that establish social expectations that we have of ourselves and others (Stewart, 77). Stewart shares his three core identity concepts that are particularly common: Am I competent, am I a good person, and am I worthy of love (Stewart, 93)? Identity develops or evolves over the course of your life and sometimes the aspects of your life are uncontrollable. For instance childhood experiences is a good example on how your life is controlled by others until that child become an adult. The child has no control