Most of the time I prefer to ask myself 'who am I?' than to describe the answer. I suppose this comes from flux in growth, if not introversion. On this subject of identity, I've realized how much I've always liked challenges. I care about what is going on around me and view it as much a part of my reality as how I feel, or how hungry I am. It can be hard to support this ideal, I'm young and I'm still learning how to take care of myself, let alone my surroundings. Questioning I'll compare to perception, with answers to perspective. Hopefully this comparison says something about me, if not I hope to supplement with why I'm here.
I'm here, in this textfile, trying to sort out what my story is. I love stories, I grew up watching a lot of movies. I ended up being one to reserve final judgement until the story was over. Now I do this with conversations, which inadvertately has helped in developing listening skills. I love the interaction of elements, I chose to pursue being a developer after deciding to not be afraid to pursue what I'm interested in, even if it's hard. I'm still challenged in practicing this, socially, professionally, in any way really. I've seen myself successful, openly sharing, which has lead to others being open and mutual benefits. I'm encouraged by being here in a place that promotes not letting fear stop progress. My interest is in progress for means of communication: internal, amongst different people and with our environment.
I'm wondering if what I think is unknowable I just haven't taken the time to find, or discipled to decide on. It's a way in storytelling I'd like to improve on: certainity, even if in unknowing.
I appreciate the directness in your self-expression here and how you are clearly very thoughtful and curious. And I think your next steps are very aligned with areas of growth.