Who I Am Today

In the biography above, not all details of my life were put down, but those small and large critical events in my life identify who I am today. I am a first generation Taiwanese and daughter of two Taiwanese parents. I am an older sister to my younger sister, who is three years younger than me, and to Jacob, my six-year old little brother who apparently is a miniature Schnauzer. I am a very family oriented person and I strive to become a family practice/ internal medicine physician in the future.
With the many series of drama that happened in my life, I have come to think of occurrences to be dealt in a reasonable aspect. Everything happens for a reason. After being in the positions I have been in, I am stricter as to making sure my feelings and thoughts are expressed. Sometimes I am resistant to accepting the truth, and deny the truth till I convince myself that there is no way out of the situation I am in. I try to keep myself as optimistic yet real as much as possible, because, according to those people who have experienced the real-world, the real-world is not fine and dandy with unicorns and rainbows all over. Therefore, understanding the real-world is not a perfect place, I try to react and view those imperfect events in a different
From the discussions I have been in about truth, I think truth is just how someone makes sense of the world they live in. I know I explain myself in a very complicated way, but bear with me. Truth evolved over time. It went from parents telling me what is right and not, but I figured it is just part of the culture and how they were raised. They shared to me their perspective on truth based on their experiences. Since, I have not walked on the path they walked on; I am weaving in and out of the theory of truth and the reality of truth. Then, after courses of sciences and the practical study of empiricism, it went from knowing truth to be something that can be