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Despite the argument that a sense of self is derived from what one owns, the identity of someone does not depend on the tangible things one ones, but only the ideas one owns.

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Although some people like Plato believe it would better suit humanity to take away property from individuals because of a supposed deleterious effect it has on them, the opposite in fact is true because ownership teaches responsibility/independence and historically the loss of it has led to some bad governments and situations in which citizens actually contracted these harmful characteristics to the society and themselves.

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Although philosophers, such as Plato, believe that owning objects can impact character, ownership does not convey any sort of communication of a person's character negatively nor positively.

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although pluto argues that owning objects is harmful to a persons character, character is not always effected by owning an object.

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Even though Plato argues that owning objects is hurtful to a person’s perception, ownership helps to develop a person

by creating self control and responsibility

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Although Plato argues that owning objects is destructive to a person's character, the valued ownership of items shows a healthy survival instinct, as long as the ownership does not become the person's identity.

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Although it is argued by Plato that ownership of an object can be adverse to ones character, it also helps the building of the sense of ones self.

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Although many disdain the idea of owning something, it does not make one materialistic, but rather builds upon the ideas of preference and uniqueness that make us quite different from another.

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Although many disdain the idea of owning something, it does not make one materialistic, but rather builds upon the ideas of preference and uniqueness that make us quite different from another.

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although plato argues that owning objects could be harmful to the persons character, ownership does assist in developing moral character.

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Although philosophers differ in opinion about what it truly means to be own something, one could claim that the correlation between identity and ownership varies, depending on one's mentality towards materialistic possessions.

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Although Plato argues that owning objects is a necessity to a person’s character, ownership does help to morph moral character.

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Although Plato argues that owning objects has unfavorable consequences to ones morality, the opposite is true because it teaches self control, responsibility and helps to build ones character. 

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Although Plato argues that owning objects has unfavorable consequences to ones morality, the opposite is true because it teaches self control, responsibility and helps to build ones character. 

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Although ownership is thought to adversely affect a person's character according to philosophers like Plato, Aristotle insists that ownership can help to develop character and a sense of self.

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While ownership can develop character, materialism is destructive of character; owning things can both create and corrupt a sense of self.

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Although Plato argues that owning objects is deleterious to a person’s character, ownership does help to develop moral character and can extend beyond tangible objects.