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Being Armenian is a core part of my identity. It connects me to a rich history, deep cultural traditions, and a strong sense of community. Growing up with Armenian values has taught me the importance of family, resilience, and hospitality. Our language, music, food, and faith are more than traditions—they’re ways of expressing love and staying connected to our roots. As an Armenian living in a new country, I carry my culture with pride and see it as a strength that shapes how I view the world and pursue my dreams.

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Being a woman is a meaningful and powerful part of who I am. It influences how I live, love, and lead. As a mother to a daughter, this identity carries even more weight—I strive to be a strong, compassionate role model for her. Motherhood has deepened my understanding of patience, resilience, and purpose. It motivates me to pursue my dreams not just for myself, but to show my daughter that women can create, lead, and inspire change. My identity as a woman and a mother fuels my passion for building a future rooted in kindness, creativity, and opportunity—for her and for generations to come.

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My Christian faith is a deeply meaningful part of my identity, closely tied to my Armenian heritage. Armenians were the first nation to officially adopt Christianity, and I was baptized in Ejmiatsin—the spiritual heart of the Armenian Church and one of the oldest Christian cathedrals, built in 303 AD. This sacred connection to such an ancient and enduring faith inspires me daily. It shapes my values of kindness, forgiveness, and community, and guides how I live my life and raise my daughter. Being part of this rich spiritual tradition gives me strength, hope, and a profound sense of belonging.

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As a proud '90s kid turning 31, I carry with me a unique blend of nostalgia and modern perspective. Growing up during a time of rapid change—from landlines to smartphones, from photo albums to Instagram—has shaped how I see the world and adapt to it. Being in my early 30s feels like a powerful place to be: I have the wisdom that comes from experience, the motivation to keep growing, and a clearer sense of who I am

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Being an immigrant is a significant part of who I am. I came to the United States two years ago, and while most of my family and relatives are here, my mom is still back home, which makes the journey both exciting and emotional. Even as a child, I always knew that one day I would live in the U.S.—it felt like a part of my path. Though I haven’t been there yet, my dream city has always been New York, a place that represents creativity, ambition, and endless possibility. As an immigrant, I carry my roots with pride while building a future full of hope, hard work, and opportunity.