Personal

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My Personality

 1. Calm
  • I have never gotten into an altercation at school or at any other place for that matter. I don't get mad easily, which I think is a good thing because if I was a hot head then I would be getting into a lot of trouble. What I have noticed is that hot heads always have problems with other people that are hot heads so I'm glad that I am not a hot head.
2. Talkative
  • I talk all the time especially with all my close friends. I'm always the first one who says something when there is an awkward moment in any case which I think is a good thing. But when I meet people for the first time, I don't talk as much which is shyness but when the awkward moment of meeting someone new is over then I talk more.

3. Optimistic
  • I'm just not a negative person even when I am upset or mad. There is always that one person in your group of friends that is negative and I hate it when they try and bring the whole group down. I always tell that one person to shut up and keep an open mind. Keeping an open mind about anything just makes you an overall happier person. 


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