Objects Are Important To Our Identity

Although, objects can cause someone to become selfish and ungrateful, objects that we gain and earn gives us the opportunity to show the better version of ourselves. Objects give self assurance and self confidence, which help us attain more goals and strive towards bigger and better rewards in the future. With the ability to learn that things are never just given to you, you have better morals. Earning objects give of a sense of hard work makes us successful towards our goals. Here is the way objects can confirm or create the identity of a "modern" human being.

When I was a child, I never got anything handed to me. My parents taught me that if I wanted anything in life, I had to work for it. When I decided I had wanted my own television,
An object plays a major role in human identification, but so do the dislikes and likes that an individual has. These dislikes and likes are often created the moment the child is born. Each person is different and while one person may like the light, the others may prefer the dark instead. There is nothing wrong with either opinion, however the opinions do shape what the person chooses to do and become in the future. Most human beings only like doing things that he/she are good at, no one likes to fail. That is why people in high school tend to turn towards their biggest strengths as I mentioned before, because they enjoy it. I know for me I was a volleyball player and a singer. Last year I chose my music career over my athletic career because I enjoyed music more than sports. The fact that both of these specific area shaped who I am today, doesn't leave me. Volleyball had taught me to work with a team and lead with the opinions of others. Music taught me to have a competitive edge and motives to be successful in other branches of education. All of these examples are good to build moral character, and believe it or not they all started with an