Hi, my name is Amanda Aranduque, I am nineteen years old, and I am a second-year student. As I embark on a new journey in my life, I get to know myself better. I get to know my emotions as I grow up. For example, when I am angry, I tend to cry to vent out what I am feeling, and when I am sad, I will isolate myself until I am okay again. I get to know what I like and what I do not like. I like sports such as badminton and volleyball. I have been friends with my circle for almost 6 years, and they have been a great part of my life, along with my family. Because of my friends, I realized that I am a clingy person. I tend to cling to them, like linking my arms and hugging them, but when it comes to my family, it is the opposite; I do not show affection to them, like hugging or kissing them. I also realized that my personality changes depending on who I am with and where I am. When I am in school, my personality is different; I tend to be more noisy, and when I am with my friends, I become impulsive, and I can express my feelings when I am with them. Lastly, when I am with my family, I become a completely different person. When I am with them, I become prim and proper. And that is who I am.

 Our identity is comprised of numerous components, including our sentiments, culture, existence, connections, and personal development, as revealed by the huge puzzle of "Who am I?" We put all of these components together as we go through life to create a special image that reflects who we are. It's a puzzle that is always shifting, developing, and surprising.