My Cultures by fasty75

Me

fastyy75 — 2024-09-02 21:42:49 UTC

My name is Nicholas Munoz. These are the 5 cultures that shaped me as a person.

Gym Culture

fastyy75 — 2024-09-02 21:50:19 UTC

I am a person who deeply enjoys weight training. I love the feeling of progressing in weight with each exercise. The supportive community that I have been surrounded by in the gym has made me a very supportive person myself. I am all for pushing people to their limits so they can improve as a person. This has also influenced my fashion choices. I tend to enjoy wearing tank tops during hot summer days.

Colombian Culture

fastyy75 — 2024-09-02 21:57:27 UTC

I was born here in Utah, but both my mother and father are from Colombia. So I share some roots to their land. I enjoy the traditional food their such as arepas, which my mom makes once in a while. I am able to fluently speak spanish so I am able to be an even more social person than I already am. I also enjoy to dance at parties.

Utah Culture

fastyy75 — 2024-09-02 22:02:17 UTC

Although I do not have any relatives from here, I have grown up in Utah all my life. I regularly enjoy a nice relaxing hike. On the other end of the spectrum, I do love the thrill of a downhill mountainbike ride in Corner Canyon. I have also both skied and snowboarded. This has made me the person who loves the outdoors and seeks thrills around each corner.

Generation Z Culture

fastyy75 — 2024-09-02 22:07:31 UTC

As someone who was born in the year 2008, I have fallen victim to the embarrassment that is Gen Z culture. Brainrot slang has already seeped into my brain. This has affected the way I speak to a great degree. But not all Gen Z culture is bad. I share the popular view of caring for our Environment. I have also developped a rather short attention span due to short form content being extremely popular online.

Catholic Culture

fastyy75 — 2024-09-02 22:10:42 UTC

I am a follower of the catholic faith. Going to church every sunday and being surrounded by positive and pure people has helped me develop the mindset of, "everything is going to be alright." I look fearlessly towards the future as God is by my side. This has also made me a very community oriented person. I tend to volunteer at community events whenever I have available time.