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Myself, and My Behavior


An identity is an essential aspect

With it, there's no need to glare

The more that's understood about someone,

The more you become aware

Of why they deserve your respect.

 

When describing my own personality

I shall do my best

To ensure that my interests are quite unique.

Despite being different from the rest

My interests are not too far from reality.

 

When I'm in the comfort of my own house,

My favorite activities, such as gaming disscussing paleontology

Topics that rarely causes frequent rouse

Friends and family consider them far from mediocrity.

 

Like many people, the fascination came at a young age

Resulting from a large amount of exposure,

I admired the topics so much that I felt the need to learn more

Even though this resulted in the full decision of my future

Alongside it, my social behaviors were also paved.

 

In any typical public setting, when surrounded by friends

My nature is usually quiet and reserved

Our time is spent sharing knowledge of common interests

In spute of my small friend amount now being confirmed

The explanation is that they're the ones who I trust until the end.

 

 

 

 

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<p>My entry for the "I Am...Scholarship Slam" contest.</p>

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