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My Reflection Of Myself As A Mathematician

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I became mathematician the first of February 2015, when I started counting the amount of sensibility in my personality. Loneliness was catching my heart while pain was stabbing it. Sitting in the mathematics class, I started converting my emotions into equations and graphs. The lines and curves crossed my mind and disrupted the reality I was facing. I was diving in this special world. I then discovered the best world ever. There, the concepts for me were real, a perfect reality where we cannot lie. It is a world where there is only one truth and everyone can be true at the same time. It is a world of mutual respect, where you can express feeling without fear. It is a reflection, not even a reflection but rather a perfection of our world: The world of mathematics.

It was last year I acknowledge that I am a Mathematician, it was also last year I feel pain, and had a hurtful memory I will never forget about all my life, it was a struggle, it was an insight into the turmoil of hell. Stepping out of my room, my feet …show more content…

Why I am a mathematician and you aren’t? Because, this world select special people like me. I am special by being a mathematician, I am different by being a mathematician, I am smarter by being a mathematician. I reflect more effectively by being a mathematician, BUT YOU NOT, Why because we are different. You will never see those qualities in me. Why? Because you do not deserve to know it, you are more focus in that awkward world, where appearance in better than feeling, where you prefer noisy than humble. Do you think this is life? If YES, just reflect about your thinking. It is not an expression of anger, nor of happiness, but it is an expression of my personality, the personality of a mathematician, the personality of worlds conquer, it is an expression of the personality of someone who is leading in the mathematics’ world and someone who is on his way of leading this

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