DASALLA, JULIANNE R.

1. Make a short essay on how society, specifically your relationships

with your family, friends, and others, influences who you are today.

Being in an organic group composed mainly of my family enables me to feel a

sense of belonging based on blood relation. I am much grateful to my family,
for they are not pressuring me in my studies and actively support me in my life
endeavors. They also constantly remind me to do what is best, right, and just.
Moreover, my circle of friends had been kind and understanding towards me,
making them reliable whenever I faced personal challenges. In addition, my
rational groups, such as joined organizations and school clubs, showcased
how responsibility and collectivism worked together to attain shared goals.

Generally, these groups have aided me in molding who I am today, for they
play an integral role in stimulating my upbringing environment, which affects
how I improve and grow as time goes by. As families are considered the "basic
unit of society," it led me to contemplate that my family has impacted how I set
my life standards. Their influence makes me live life bounded by morals and
values. Furthermore, my friends drive me to socialize with others, gain an open
mindset, and be dependable in times of need. Likewise, organizations and
clubs helped me enhance my self-efficacy and develop related skills that
unleash my potential, especially in establishing leadership, competence, and
creativity.