Very Pleasant Person example essay topic

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The influences that have shaped my identity are my parents, who always taught me right from wrong. Who were always there for me even though I may have disappointed them at one or more times in my life. Although, I had to quit college after only attending one semester because I got pregnant my parents were still there to guide me and support my decisions. I am a good thinker because I have grown to be honest with myself I have learned to accept my mistakes and learn from them. On the other hand, I am also like the poor thinker because I do judge people on what they wear, their attitudes, or their way of thinking. But as we all know from experience, we can't help it.

I once believed that lying was the only way out of hurting another person but after lying on many occasions not to get caught got me nowhere. I would lie on numerous times to my boyfriend that when the relationship got serious and committed he couldn't help but throw my past lies in my face, especially during an argument. So after 2 years I have learned to always be honest regardless of the outcome. And so far it has worked to my favor. I try not to always believe rumors I hear. Most of the time the rumors that I hear are not true, they are a minor lie that turned into a good believable story.

But then again when a good rumor is heard I can't help but to listen to it. I find it very hard to say, I don't know, to my son. He's 5 years old and I believe he should always get an answer to all of his questions, even if I have to come back to him later and answer his questions. If I feel that opinion about something should be heard I make sure I'm informative. Otherwise, I usually just listen to the opinions of others.

I sometimes will say, mine is better, especially if I tried to copy a style that others use or in decorating. I am very creative, so when it comes to decorating the house I will always say, mine is better. With my personal problems the only time my way of thinking has affected me is with the opinion of others. I feel very confident and proud of my creations that I don't take criticism very well. I hate it when my fianc'e disagrees with me. Most of the time we compromise and agree on the same thing.

But when he disagrees with me I don't take it very well. Usually we will end up in an argument. I am very emotional when it comes to the relationship I have with my father. He is a very closed and to himself kind of man, so it makes it hard to please him.

When I don't please him I feel very hurt and get emotional. I am very accepting to change. I believe change can be a good thing in many ways. I don't understand insecurity.

My understanding when it comes to a relationship is you should always be sure of whom you are with without any doubts in mind. And when it comes to personal insecurity, everyone should be happy with who they are. Any small defect can be easily corrected if one really wants to. I feel the strongest urge to conform to my parents, especially my mom. She has always been there for me even when I let her down. Now, as an adult I want to conform her as much as I can.

My most precious image of myself is my heart. Without it I wouldn't love or have a personality. I always follow my heart and it never lies to me. Because of that is why I am a very pleasant person to with and a good friend. The only two people which I am most anxious to think well of me are once again my parents.

I know that I hurt them very must and caused disappointment when I had my son without being married and before being done with college. Therefore, it is very important to me that they recognize that I have picked myself up from the whole I fell into for them. I tend to make stereotypical generalizations with religion. For example, those who believe and follow their religious believes beyond the normal.

My cousin got married to a guy who was catholic. His sisters were of another religion and slowly he also changed his believes. Once he changed he was restricted to many things it ended their marriage. If I ask a question I expect a complete answer. I hate answers that are not neat and tidy because it becomes too complex. I noticed I started to believe this way because of a relationship I had in the past.

Nothing was ever fully said and no question was completely answered so the relationship ended because of lack of honesty. I jump to conclusions only when it is convenient to me. If I know my assumptions were right I will make sure to say it. And in an argument I will jump into conclusions when it is in my favor as well.

I don't usually assume too much. I have noticed that when I have assumed about something I'm normally wrong. Now I will make sure I have my facts together before I assume anything.