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Some people think of me as a nerd or a teacher 's pet. I am smart and I do my work when and how I am told. I think of this as a responsible person not as a nerd. I am not someone who cares what others think and I do my own thing that others might think is weird because it 's not normal and it 's not what everyone else is doing. Some people may also think of me as an ugly person. No, I don 't take 2 hours to get ready in the morning. No, I don 't wear makeup. No, I don 't dress to impress. I am not that type of person. I am not against that kind of person, That 's just not how I role.

I think of myself as a sporty outgoing person. When my friends and I are together all we do is laugh, laugh, and laugh. I love doing funny, goofball things with my friends. I don 't see my friends all the time but when I do it feels as if I see them every day. I am a really busy person. Going from school to one sport to the next and home to sleep and maybe eat if it 's not too late. So if I want to hang out with my friends I kinda have to plan it out in advance. Most of my time is dedicated to my sports. I spend most of my time practicing/competing/game for sports. I am a figure skater and if I could I would never get off of the ice, The rink is my second home. What a lot of people don 't know about me is that I have a family farm and grew up in the country. I love animals and …show more content…

What I learned about myself while doing this assignment is that it doesn 't bother me what people don 't know about me, it bothers me what they think they know about me that 's not right. I also realized that my friends like me for who I am not for what others think I am. They are not embarrassed by me, they are just as crazy as me. During this assignment, I learned that others think of me as a crazy person. They think I am weird, I am, but in a fun and goofy way. I don 't think people should stereotype. Stereotyping is mean and you don 't even truly

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