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My Mask Essay

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This mask represents my personality including the 3 personality theories which are psychoanalytic, humanistic and traits. I chose clearly different words and actions to show and describe my personality for everyone to know me more by just looking at my mask. First, my humanistic are optimistic and business woman. I think I am an optimistic person because I think positively, however sometimes not. I know that being an optimistic person has so many advantages for example, it motivates you to change your thinking to improve you life which then leads to a successful life. I am trying to be a full optimistic person because positive emotions and traits could be used to combats problems. Moreover, my goal is to be a successful business woman which …show more content…

My father always teaches me to be a good kid since I was young. Every time before going to bed, he would always come into my room, touches my head and tells me to promise him that I’ll be a good kid. No matter how long time have passed, he still asks me to promise this to him. Move on to dogs, my family always pet a dog at our house even before I was born. Dog is like our family members. In addition, my first dog lived with me for 13 years, my second dog is now 6 years old, and the third and fourth are still 10 months old. If there weren’t any dogs at my house, I would feel lonely because dogs are really charming for example, when I came back home, they would be first ones who would ran into me and hugged me. Both respectful and honest are my childhood experience which my mom always teaches me to respect other people no matter how old they are, adults, same age as me or even younger than me. Also, be honest and never lies to them. Watching movies is one of my most loved activities as my dad is the owner of a selling movie company, it distribute CD, VCD, MP3, DVD, Blu-Ray, movies and music which sums up more than 300 branches nationwide. I was born with movies, my dad oftentimes opened movies for me to watch when I was young which contributes to my personality nowadays that I become a person who enjoy watching

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