Identity

What comes with over 6 billion different sets of characteristics with no two sets ever having the same likeness? The answer …… a person’s identity. Identity is a set of characteristics that somebody identifies as belonging uniquely to him or herself. Identity is complex, embodying both changeable and unchangeable traits and outside and internal influences. Self-identity consists of three unique elements: family, personal, and social identity. Each of these elements is comprised of individual circumstances. Family …

…self-identity. Socially progressing as people feel they are perceived their self-identity will change. With such individuality and uniqueness, to say identity is complex is an understatement, but it is simple to see aspects from where self-identity is derived. Self-identity is woven throughout life with common threads of family, personal, and social identities and in the end one’s identity encompasses of a set of characteristics that one identifies as belonging uniquely to him or herself.