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Movies that I have recently watched. The ones crossed in red are the ones I didn't enjoy.

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By looking at the content that I consume, I believe that people around me can better understand who I am, what are my interests, and what I like.

I don't actively think about which movies I enjoy, or which movies I don't enjoy. My brain just happens to let me know when it's bored and I know that the movie I was watching was not my type. I believe that by exposing myself to new things, such as new movie genres, we can find out things about ourselves that we didn't know. For example, I like multiple anime movies, the art style and story telling is really good, which I find appealing. I also enjoy stupid comedy, such as Night School and Jack and Jill. I would have never known these things about me if I had never exposed myself to them in the first place. Therefore, in order to know who we are, we need to expose ourselves to new experiences to find out what we like or don't like, what we're good at or suck at, etc...

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Research suggests that we tend to like people who are similar to us. People with shared interests, similar personalities, etc... We also tend to like strangers more if we're told they are similar to us. Therefore, we might deduct that we are similar to the people we enjoy spending time with, so by looking at our friends, we could possibly get more information about who we are as people.

Furthermore, the people around us also shape us and shape who we are. Things like the slang we use, the way we speak, our accents, etc... are all learned from the people that we surround ourselves with. Therefore, for multiple reasons, we can find out more about who we are by looking at the people that surround us.

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Looking at who your close family members are may help answer who you are as a person. Beyond physical appearance, your genes can dictate a large part of your mannerisms, diseases, allergies, height, pain tolerance, etc... Many small things are inherited, however, once all those things are added up, your parents and genes make up a very large part of the 'self'.

From personal experience I often notice that there are a lot of similarities between myself and my parents, or my friends and their siblings. And as much as we may or may not like having to share so much in common with our parents or our siblings, it is true that in many ways, they are very similar to us. So a way to answer the question of who we are is by looking at who our family is.

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We cannot fully know who we are by ourselves.

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We cannot fully know who we are by ourselves.

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I was born on October 30th of 2003 in Lima, Peru. I was the first grandson for my grandmother on my mom's side of the family. I was very spoiled by my grandmother as a young kid and grew very close to her as I grew older.

I think that there are a lot of obstacles in the way when it comes to understanding who we are. When we reflect on ourselves and think about who we are, it is very difficult to have an unbiased and objective view of who we are. It is very difficult to look at oneself from different perspectives without having others say what they think of you. There are biases such as self-serving bias which may make you think that you're a better performer than you actually are, it is very difficult to control for these biases. Thereofre I think that we can know ourselves better if others tell us who we are, what they think of us, etc...