Personal Narrative: I Am Kaitlin

My identity can be defined by moments in my life. Moving to Canada, learning English and going to high school are three major moments in my life. Going through these experiences have changed the person in me and made me more confident, stronger, better in everything.

Who am I? This question asked so often suggests that there is actually a reasonable answer. Almost as if our own personal being were a fixed thing. Generally, people who ask this type of question are usually struggling with their identity and thus are looking for something to make sense of themselves. The irony is that the more you seek to identify who you are, the more you are exposed to being fragile. Some people spend their live looking for an answer that could possibly satisfy them but still never find anything. The main focus shouldn't be on discovering who you are but on considering the social influences that have affected you.

I’m Hannah Lu, I was born in March 25, 1996 in China. I moved to U.S six years ago. I’m currently study at Sacramento State University. I am a serious and responsible person.

Who am I as a person? I would describe myself as being a kind and caring person who along with a very sarcastic and witty sense of humor, has a passion and drive in psychology. As a writer I would describe myself as being able to write clear and cohesive work and as a reader, I would describe myself as being able to critically

Who am I? I would have to say I am still trying to figure that one out. I'm a 24-year-old African-American woman just trying to get ahead in life and be more estimable than the people around me. I have country roots, which make me A country girl at heart with a boogie taste. I am a leader, provider, and a listener. The person who constantly thinks of themselves last and puts others first. I’m the person who desires to use my calling in life to impact others’ lives and leave a mark on this earth. Ever since I was a child people have always been able to talk to me about anything, people that I wouldn’t even know would share their personal business with me. I was always able to be a listening ear to anyone with issues, that’s why I believe my

I am Kaitlyn Zimmerman; and I am a traditional college student who is just now entering my sophomore year at Bethel College, where I am majoring in History and Humanities and minoring in Education. I have lived in Coloma, Michigan for the past four years after my family moved for my father’s job as a Christian school principle. Prior to this, we lived in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and in India as missionaries. In addition to a love of traveling, I feel that our regular moves have caused me to form a strong bond with my family and to learn to depend on the Lord.

Interactions between people are never ending. The effects of one conversation could affect the outcome of that person’s life, consequently changing their identity completely. There comes a time, though, when dealing with others confident in their identities, where one must ask themselves the personal question of “who am I?”. No matter if you’ve just stumbled upon this question, in the process of discovering the answer, consistently changing your answer, or confident in your answer, the people around you are the ones you have to thank for molding your personal identity.

If I were to be asked “who are you?” I would reply I am Kayli Sample. It’s a simple question, right? Well, that’s what I thought. I have realized that there are many answers to this question. Like where your ancestors came from, what religion you are, and how your ancestors lived their lives. For example, some of my ancestors have come from England and Scotland. Many generations of my family have been active in the military fields, and my ancestors have been very religious and all of them have been a member of the Christian religion.

I’m not sure I’ve ever really asked myself who I was because it has always felt as if that was a question best left for my later years, when I could reflect on everything I have done. Looking back at my life now in review, I can see the foundation of the question but not the detail of every single brick layered upon top of it. This foundation is made upon soil seeped with sweat and tears of my struggles and built with the

My Kayla responded well to the intervention. My-Kayla stated, that self-confidence is feeling secure of oneself and belief in one self and abilities. My-Kayla stated, helping someone, with no regards of benefit or being praised. My-Kayla stated, helping other, completing chores, being reliable, being honest, and caring. My-Kayla stated, cooking, reading, writing, and helpful. My-Kayla responded sometime. My-Kayla stated, being caring, showing the person compassionate, it give the person a sense of accomplishment, it make the person feel better about them self, and it helping someone else. My-Kayla stated, that she is a caring person. My-Kayla stated, riding her bicycle, reading, and playing soccer. My Kayla responded yes. My-Kayla stated, chore,

My name Bryanna and this is my first year in college. I live with my mom and two younger siblings. I work at Outback SteakHouse in Hampton and I love it. I am a shy person at first until i feel comfortable about my surroundings. I am a hiphop dancer and I also cheer for Thomas Nelson. I enjoy playing basketball, soccer and volleyball. I lived my early years in Brooklyn , New York , with my grandparents. In 5 years i see myself graduting college and getting a head start on my dancing career.

When i was around 10 years old, me and my friend Kelsie were hanging out at our elementary school (Saxvik). We started a game of soccer and a lot of people joined in. But it was my turn to be goalie, so i went into the goal and got ready to catch the ball. A kid kicked the ball and missed but let's just say i didn't miss anything, I ran into the bar and fell down. After a few minutes i got to go and play Striker. As i was running someone passed the ball up to me, and i started dribbling it. Once i got close enough to take the shot i stepped on the ball and fell backwards.

I’m Rebekkah McGee I am sharing with you, my pictures of my family and me.

If you were asked ‘’who are you?’’ could you honestly give an honest answer or any answer for that matter? Defining yourself can be difficult depending on who you are. I find the question to be simple but also hard, it gives me some thought on who I am. Who do I want to be? Who am I? What type of person have I become?

Who am I? Who will I become? These are questions asked many times over as we constantly feel the need to define ourselves. Many people believe that a person can be defined as a collection of all his or her actions. However, this view is not entirely correct. It is not just our actions that define who we are or who we will become, but It is also our morals and values, the parenting that we received, our circumstance, our friends and family and society as a whole that has a great impact on who we are and as well as who we will become.