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    The document describes the author's self at three stages of life: as a child in elementary school, a teenager in high school, and as a young adult in college. As a child, the author was dependent, playful, and innocent. In high school, the author was immature, afraid of losing friends, and always tired. In college, the author learned to budget and was afraid of failing grades. The only consistent trait was being friendly. The author's ability to decide things, handle problems, goals, and way of thinking changed with maturity across the three stages of life.

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    The document describes the author's self at three stages of life: as a child in elementary school, a teenager in high school, and as a young adult in college. As a child, the author was dependent, playful, and innocent. In high school, the author was immature, afraid of losing friends, and always tired. In college, the author learned to budget and was afraid of failing grades. The only consistent trait was being friendly. The author's ability to decide things, handle problems, goals, and way of thinking changed with maturity across the three stages of life.

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    Elementary Self

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    Adlaon Jay
    The document describes the author's self at three stages of life: as a child in elementary school, a teenager in high school, and as a young adult in college. As a child, the author was dependent, playful, and innocent. In high school, the author was immature, afraid of losing friends, and always tired. In college, the author learned to budget and was afraid of failing grades. The only consistent trait was being friendly. The author's ability to decide things, handle problems, goals, and way of thinking changed with maturity across the three stages of life.

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    ACTIVITY

    My Self Through the Years My Elementary Self

    Childish Dependent. Easy Going. Crying Baby. Innocent .Shy. Afraid of everything. Needs parental advice
    always. Playful .Greedy. Friendly

    My High School Self

    Immature Somewhat dependent, somewhat not Brave. Always in trends.Friendly.Afraid of losing a


    friend. Late in class.Competitive.Always tired.

    My College Self

    I Can now decide in my own. Can fully decide what’s best for my selves. I Knows how to budget
    allowance. Afraid of failing grades .Friendly.

    ANALYSIS

    Similarities in all stages of my “self”

    The only similarities in all of my stages of “self” is being friendly, I think as a Filipino it is our nature to be
    a welcoming and friendly type of a person.

    Differences in my “self” across the three stages of my life

    There are lot of differences in my “self” across the three stages of my life, such as the ability to decide,
    capability in handling problems, the way we act, the way I think about something and my minor goals in
    life is constantly changing

    Possible reason for the differences in me


    The only possible reason of these differences is MATURITY, or accepting things that I’m not usually doing
    and forgetting things that i used to do.

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