Create a new account

It's simple, and free.

Details

  • 7 Pages
  • 1667 Words

Speech of Self-Disclosure

I believe that every person is a unique individual, and I am no exception to that rule. I truly do not know anyone else like me. Although I have some strong tendencies, I am a complex person with areas of my personality that fluctuate depending on the situation. There is a subtle interplay between the different facets of my personality, and although I am steady and reliable, sometimes I surprise myself by doing something unexpected. No one who knows me truly and completely knows the real meùeven I donÆt.

My astrological sign is Capricorn, and it fits me fairly well. Capricorns are ambitious and not very social, and I fit that part of the description perfectly. I have definite ambitions for myself and my 13-year-old son, and I am working diligently to achieve them. IÆm studying for my associateÆs degree in nursing, and five years from now I plan to be financially secure and have a good job. I have many plans for my sonÆs future. I want him to get a good education, and I plan to put him through college so that he can become successful. I believe he has the ability to become famous, and I will do whatever it takes to help him achieve his goals. Capricorns are industrious and set high standards, and I am the same. I am working hard and I become extremely dissatisfied when I feel I am not reaching my potential. I want very much to do things right. IÆm a chronic worrier, and this too is a hallmark of the Capricorn personality. Capricorns have a tendency to ôpessimism, melancholy and even unhappiness,ö and I see these traits in myself when I am feeling down (Thiessen). I can become depressed when situations seem oppressive.

There seems to be a difference between the way I see myself and the way others see me. I see myself as being rather flexible, relaxed, and gentle, whereas others seem to find me rather rigid and bullheaded. I feel I am generous, lighthearted, tactful, and considerate, but others find me ...

Page 1 of 7 Next >

More on Speech of Self-Disclosure...

Loading...
APA     MLA     Chicago
Speech of Self-Disclosure. (1969, December 31). In LotsofEssays.com. Retrieved 08:52, April 19, 2024, from https://www.lotsofessays.com/viewpaper/1712701.html