Naura Rizka Maharani_X1

 Hi! 

my name is: Naura Rizka Maharani

class: X1-26

i recently got an assignment to write about the topic "what makes me, me". I asked my teacher if there are any specific information that i should write & she said no, i can write anything that i want freely, so i decided to write this topic from the perspective of someone that is unsure about their self image. What do i think about it, how i respond to it, & how i feel about it.

 The Definition of Me

Neurology is a really complex sophisticated medical system that not everyone could understand, but for me the question "what makes you, you?" is a lot harder. I'd rather learn the scientific explanation of me, like why do i say, felt, & thought like that, instead of having a subjective opinion of myself because it's confusing, some may see me as an athletic person but some may think i'm nerdy, some may see me as a hardworking person but the other may think i'm lazy, with this going on i can't have a real definition of myself. Defining oneself can be challenging as people's perceptions of us may vary. 

I believe my experiences makes me who i am today, 

every resurrect of each failure, every new relationship after getting heartbroken, every fresh morning after a depressing night, i am my success and i am my failure, but i am not who i was yesterday, i'm a better version, i'm always evolving. The context of "evolving" isn't necessarily have to be something complex, it can be something simpler like the way i eat healthier food or expanding my social life by having new friends, etc. 

Perhaps what truly makes me, me, lies in the unique combination of my neurology, experiences, and personal choices. Embracing the complexity of my identity can lead to a deeper understanding of myself. i always try to remember that self-discovery is a journey, and it's okay for my definition to evolve over time. Keep exploring and learning, and i'll continue to discover new aspects of what makes me uniquely me.