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Personal Narrative: My Name's Dayana

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Many people by the time they’re my age already know who they are, what they want to do with their life or how they see themselves in the future. But I can’t sit here and write you my name’s Dayana, I love puppies, I’m a calm person, I want to be a physiatrist when I’m older; because sometimes I don’t really know who I am, I feel like my personality changes with who I’m with and what I’m doing, sometimes i feel that I don 't know my identity.
When I’m with my family I’m as loud as an elephant, you usually see me talking to everyone, playing with my cousins soccer, hide and go seek, helping my tias in the kitchen making food like tacos, tortillas de harina, tostadas, or just hanging out with my older cousins watching tv. With my closest friends

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