Who are you?
I've always said that I know myself. That I know what I want, I know how I'll do things, I know how I'll react to stuff, that I know who I am. Reading back my past posts, and watching how I change my writing style in this blog, and looking back in LJ, where the most random rambles are there, and I began to wonder: who am I? I've been dragged to a motivational talk quite a number of times (blame high school) and once, the motivator talked about a topic that I was interested in (still do, in fact,): finding yourself. At the end of the session, he asked us to give him ideas in finding yourself. I remembered saying something like this: "Even if we can't find who we are, we can always create ourselves to be who we want to be." It wasn't the exact words, but it was something along the line. Being a schoolgirl with no idea about the world, I was sure that I'll find myself when I've finished school, get into university and started wor...