Prince and Huge Role
1. My culture has been such a great influence in my life. The biggest showing of this was when I got to Presentation College last year. Missing all the different foods and just the family exercise and rituals that I went through, and not even noticing them till I was away from home. It went unnoticed for 18 years, and it was first noticed when no one around me could understand a lick of Spanish. That’s when I knew and understood my culture played a huge role in my life. From the foods, to the language spoken on a daily basis. I knew where I came from but just never knew how much I valued it.
2. My family experiences, that’s a funny subject, most of them involve me being hurt all the time which explains why I am such a clumsy person. Most of the time it deals with my aunt dropping me down the stairs or having the tissue of my skin literally come off the muscles cause of a 2nd degree burn as a four year old toddler being set on a rail at a 105 degree amusement park. If it wasn’t being hurt it was definitely learning family values and having respect not just for my family but for everyone. On top of the respect it was making sure I understood that family and religion came before everything.
3. I don’t really think that being a male in the Hispanic culture and race, that it played such a huge role in my life, only that, I made sure that I am able to raise a family and pay bills. Other than that, I think it was simple, just make sure I wasn’t living in the streets of Los Angeles and I guess I was considered successful. The dilemma to my nearby society is that my parents made sure that I am successful in my eyes not theirs, and being able to make smart decisions, and make sure to more than just the bare minimum.
4. My economic status has probably given me the biggest push as a person rather than what I am in college for. Sure my parents weren’t dirt poor, but we didn’t have all the money in the world either. We had a house and two dogs, but we also lived in
2. My family experiences, that’s a funny subject, most of them involve me being hurt all the time which explains why I am such a clumsy person. Most of the time it deals with my aunt dropping me down the stairs or having the tissue of my skin literally come off the muscles cause of a 2nd degree burn as a four year old toddler being set on a rail at a 105 degree amusement park. If it wasn’t being hurt it was definitely learning family values and having respect not just for my family but for everyone. On top of the respect it was making sure I understood that family and religion came before everything.
3. I don’t really think that being a male in the Hispanic culture and race, that it played such a huge role in my life, only that, I made sure that I am able to raise a family and pay bills. Other than that, I think it was simple, just make sure I wasn’t living in the streets of Los Angeles and I guess I was considered successful. The dilemma to my nearby society is that my parents made sure that I am successful in my eyes not theirs, and being able to make smart decisions, and make sure to more than just the bare minimum.
4. My economic status has probably given me the biggest push as a person rather than what I am in college for. Sure my parents weren’t dirt poor, but we didn’t have all the money in the world either. We had a house and two dogs, but we also lived in