Thursday, September 6, 2012
Social Imagination
I am affected by my home, friends, gender, age and race. My parents taught me to be who I am today while I was a child; And I would not be the person I am today if they had not raised me the way they did. Being a male has made my personality more like a man's than a woman's. Personally, I am glad to be a male in a society that is just learning to accept females. Being Caucasian has, at times in my life, made me feel like I am the "main" race, but I have realized that I am just one of the many people in the world and that we are all different. My friends have made me a better person by kindly improving how I feel and act around other people. They make me feel better about who I am and new social environments I may encounter. People may see me as just a teen, but I see myself as fairly mature. And being a teen has caused me to become more mature because I have to grow up in order to be a part of society.
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Great Start Matt! The next step is to take this deeper. Rather than looking at how these things make you feel, ask how they make you who you are. That requires you to look deeper at "who are you."
ReplyDeleteKeep it up, glad your in my class