1. How can you describe yourself based on your perspective or point of view?

I'm just an ordinary person who loves to engage in conversations and share knowledge. I'm
constantly curious and eager to learn new things. I enjoy helping others by what I am able to provide like
information and insights that I know. I strive to be a helpful and reliable for anyone seeking for
assistance.

2. What aspect of yourself do your feel good about? Why?

I take satisfaction in being able to help people by offering what I can offer and able to. This sense
of accomplishment comes from my personality to be a helpful. My capacity to engage in conversations
and adapt to different communication styles is something I might feel good about, as it allows me to
connect with my friend and love ones comfortably.

3. What aspect of yourself do you believe you have improved? Why?

I can imagine that I've improved in several ways over time:

 Knowledge: I am continuously improving and expanding my knowledge, which means I can learn
more things to learn about. This improvement is essential for my future and my future job.
 Understanding: I've developed a better understanding of how things are happening and the
reason behind it. By analyzing the problem and thinking the best decision I am refining myself to
be a better human.
 Adaptability: I am practicing my skills and going out of my comfort zone. This improvement
makes it easier for me to be able to have friends and to communicate with others effectively
because we are all not the same.

These improvements are how I reflect on myself and what I had improved.

4. What makes you stand out from the rest? What makes you unique?

What makes me, as an individual, unique compared to others:

 Life Experiences: My personal life experiences, upbringing, and the unique challenges I've faced
in my life make me distinct from anyone else. No one else has lived my exact life.
 Skills and Talents: I might have developed specific skills or talents that set me apart, whether it's
being good at a particular sport, arts, and many more.
 Personality Traits: My personality traits, such as my sense of humor, empathy, and the way I
approach relationships and interactions, contribute to my uniqueness.
 Passions and Interests: My interests and passions, whether it's a deep love for a particular
hobby, art form, or a dedication to a specific cause, add to my individuality.
 Perspectives and Beliefs: My unique perspective on the world, shaped by my experiences and
beliefs, differentiates me from others. This includes my political, philosophical, and religion.
  Relationships: The connections and relationships I have with other people, whether it's with
family, friends, or colleagues, are a significant part of what makes me unique. These
relationships shape who I am.
 Goals and Aspirations: My personal goals, dreams, and aspirations, whether they involve my
career, personal growth, or contributing to society, set a distinct path for my life.

These things are what differs me and what makes me stand out from the rest.

5. How are you connected to your body?

 Physical Appearance: I love my body and my physical appearance though I also have
imperfections and insecurity.
 Sensations: allows me to experience lots of things, including touch, taste, smell, sight, and
hearing, which would allow me to interact with others.
 Motor Skills: allows me to have the ability to move and control my body, using muscles and
limbs to perform tasks and navigate.
 Consciousness: allows me to be self-aware and intimately linked to my human body, providing
me with a sense of self and the ability to think, reason, and make decisions.
 Emotions: allows me to experience a wide range of emotions, such as joy, sadness, fear, and
anger, which would influence my thoughts and behaviors.
 Health and Well-Being: My physical body's health and well-being would be crucial for my overall
quality of life, and I would need to take care of it through proper nutrition, exercise, and
healthcare.

6. How is your self - related to others selves?

As a human, my sense of self is deeply connected to others in several ways:

 Social Interactions: My interactions with others shape my sense of self. Through relationships,
conversations, and experiences with friends, family, and society, I develop a sense of identity and
self-awareness.
 Empathy: My ability to understand and empathize with others helps me relate to their
experiences and emotions. This connection to others fosters a sense of shared humanity and
compassion.
 Culture and Society: The culture and society I'm a part of significantly influence my beliefs,
values, and behaviors. These shared cultural elements create commonalities and connections
among individuals.
 Interdependence: In a social context, my well-being often depends on the well-being of others.
We rely on each other for various aspects of life, such as emotional support, cooperation in work
or community activities, and economic exchange.
 Communication: Language and communication enable me to connect with others, share ideas,
and convey my thoughts and feelings. This exchange of information and emotions strengthens
the ties between individuals.
  Conflict and Cooperation: Interactions with others can lead to both conflicts and cooperation.
Resolving conflicts and collaborating with others are essential aspects of my self-development
and how I relate to others.
 Identity and Belonging: My self-identity is closely tied to the groups and communities I belong
to. Whether it's my cultural, religious, or social affiliations, these connections play a significant
role in defining who I am.

In summary, as a human, my sense of self is connected to the broader social and culture, as well as to
other individuals. These connections and relationships with others are important to my identity and how
I live.