Personal Narrative: Understanding Someone's Identity

Understanding someone’s identity requires some background from a certain perspective. Not specifically their perspective as the identity may be based on someone else’s thoughts or may adapt to the audience that one is identified by. Let’s use myself for example shall we. Identify myself as a reserved, curious tinkerer. Without a doubt, anyone can have a multitude of identities or “faces”, but in two adjectives and one noun that is how I would generally identify myself. If you were to ask someone other than myself to describe me, I am sure the answer would vary drastically.
My first title is a “brother”. This is the identity by which I am known to some of my closest friends and, of course, my own actual brother. For as long as I can remember,