Personal Narrative: My Identity As A Person

Identity is who a person is. It determines how you act and how people think of you. For example, a person whose identity is bad is often bound for trouble and for others to look down on them, whereas a person with a good identity is often bound for success and treated well by others. A person’s identity can be affected by many things: where he/she was born, the person’s parents, friends and other things. Through my life experiences I have become creative, spirited, and inquisitive. I am a very creative person. I have written stories throughout my career as a student, my first one being in in the second or third grade. I had just gotten into superheroes with the first Iron Man movie and wrote a very short, probably 2-3 page story about Iron Man. I enjoy drawing; I self-taught myself and have stopped drawing as of this time, but I enjoy drawing dragons and mythical creatures as a way to escape the troubles
I like to ask questions and seek out the answers: why do we like certain things? What is the point of hanging onto things of the past if they don’t really matter? Those are a couple questions I have asked as of late but have not gotten around to searching for the answers. I do many of the things I ask questions about and that is what gives me the idea to ask the question in the first place. One of the things that interests me most is what gives us the drive to do what we do? We have gone from the stone ages all the way to where we are now in a matter of somewhere near 7000 years. While this seems like a long time it really isn’t. But enough about that, curiosity, like other traits for different people is what helps me keep going and do what I do. But that is not to say that this is a common denominator for all people. Some might keep going to please their families and friends while others might do so because they want to see themselves at the top of everything. As can be seen, I am a very inquisitive and curious