What Makes My Personal Identity

Each individual is unique and interprets their identities in different ways. Most of the time, personalities are built around how you are raised. I consider my identity to be focused around my socio-economic class. There are many factors that make me, me. However not all of them are considered main roots. My identity is revolved around me being a female high school student who has had occuring complications with my health, being raised in a low income household with no relation to a religion. People tend to see me in their own perspective, while as I know how I am and how my traits actually suit me. I come out as grumpy and unhappy, but I know that I am actually weird and myself. I may care about my appearance in some situations, but overall I don’t mind too much. Therefore, my traits and how people view me was the easiest to ‘tear up.’ My most important quality that has formed my identity would have to be being raised in a low income home. Growing up around the situations we have had to overcome has helped me more than hurt me.
I am much more mature with my decisions and actions for my age, which has changed my perspective towards the world. I know that I can survive any situation that comes my way, whether it is success or tragedy. Any possible thing can happen to me at anytime and I know I will be able to conquer it. Although I can get through tough times, I would much rather not live the rest of my life in the same situations. Overcoming all the struggles I have been through pushes me even harder to have the need to be successful in my life. No matter the amount of effort, I am determined to do it all. I am thankful for being raised the way I