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My Autobiography: My Most Important People In My Life

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My Autobiography My life is very fast and busy. I barely have time to relax. I have many important people in my life that helped shape me into the person I am today. I have my family, my friends, and even other people who have influenced me and they do not even know it. There are also special events that have happened throughout my lifetime that shaped me by the outcome. The first key people in my life are my parents. My parents are the best parents out there. They are kind, caring, and compassionate, while also guiding me to make smart decisions on my own. They have helped me by showing me what is right and what is wrong. I think this is the most important lesson they have taught me. I do not like to be in trouble. Sometimes that means that I hold back, or do not do something because I think it will get me in trouble. My parents helped me by saying what to do and what not to do in certain situations. My mom, for example, has given me so much advice when it comes to relationship drama and other types of drama. By having this information, I am able to help my friends when they need someone to talk to. I am also able to find someone that I know is right for me. Next is my dad. My dad is one of the most important male role models in my life. He has taught me what hard work does for you. He …show more content…

I am very introverted. I am somewhat quiet and I am very reserved with my personal life. I have a high level of neuroticism. I am quick to react emotionally to situations that make me happy or upset. The one thing I lack is openness to experience. I have done better, but I still tend to stick to my comfort zone. Although I lack openness, I have a very high level of conscientiousness. I am very organized. I also am very dependable. All in all, I am a very kind, helpful, and patient person so I am very high in agreeableness. These characteristics help me to say that I have a good amount of emotional

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