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    Elaisa Mae V.

    Sebastian

    BSACC- 1 (BLK 1)

    ASSIGNMENT NO.3 FOR MODULE 7

    Understanding the Self

    QUESTION:

    Who am I? What am I most afraid of losing?

    Who am I? Many people wonder who I am, and I tell them that I am the woman with a dream.
    My ambition is to complete my education. One of my goals is to finish education so that I can
    support my family. That's something I've always wanted to be able to do since I was a youngster,
    to be able to help people straight quickly, and I'm the joyful woman who doesn't see any
    difficulties. I also enjoy traveling, I'm a woman, my friend, I'm quiet, and I'm only naughty among
    individuals I've known for a long time. I'm also the lady who laughs, who doesn't say anything
    when there's a problem, as if I'm alone, and there are days when I can't comprehend myself.
    Right now, I'd like to know who else I am. There are things about myself that I understand, and
    there are also days when I don't, so I'd like to know who I am more than I used to be. How can I
    recognize you, my side that I don't understand? I didn't think about my mother as often as I
    should have, but whenever I think about death, I immediately feel the terror of losing her. My
    father, I believe, bears far too much responsibility for our family, and hence for me. And I'm
    terrified of losing him before I can take care for him and help him live joyfully and restfully after
    years of mental and physical exhaustion developing and raising his family. By the way, the same
    applies for my mum. My siblings/brothers/sisters Even if they aren't my closest friends, I sense a
    bond between us, and I'm terrified of losing one of them, who is one of my closest souls. As a
    result, I'm terrified of living without one of them. I'm also frightened of losing my child, who is
    the only one I have and who is constantly there, as well as my family. I'm also concerned about
    losing my pals; after all, why were they present when I wasn't? Those were the periods when I
    was going through a rough patch. They also didn't abandon me while I was expecting my child.
    They were the ones on whom I relied. I'm grateful to them because they
    didn't desert me when I became pregnant

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