Who Am I?

Shannon Elliott

January 24th, 2023

Let me be real with everyone for a few moments, people who knows me will tell you that I am a kind and sweet person. Then there are people who knows me, that will say a different story that is the opposite then the others. However, with everyone saying that I am this person or that person I have a question for everyone who am I? This question has been lingering in my mind for a while, and the answer may or may not surprise you. Engaged in deep introspection, I've been pondering this question and another one that I'll address in the next post. During this soul-searching journey, I uncovered a tapestry of memories woven with the threads of various connections from my past. As I revisited these moments, one common thread emerged – in each memory, there were people smiling and happy. I kept what I learned as I continued on the journey to find out who i am and it lead me to realize that I know who I am and I am not who people thinks I am.

I am going to take the time to tell everyone who I am and finally everyone will start to know the true me behind the mask. The person I am is someone who is positive, and loves to share moments with everyone that we can all remember. As a passionate gamer, I delve into a variety of games, sharing my experiences as a streamer with the world. While my gameplay abilities may be average, my goal is to entertain and connect with people, fostering a community where we can enjoy the virtual world together. Beyond the gaming screen, I am someone who finds joy in making people smile because, in return, it brightens my own day. I'm the person who will be there when something goes wrong, offering a reliable and supportive presence. This is who I am and I am not ashamed of it, I am the person that I am today because I did not listen to the people who thinks I am a good for nothing quitter who is lazy. I am a person who worries about others, because I care about their safety and well-being. This is who I am and with the health issues that I am going through at the moment, the constant worry of having a place to call home, and the stress of school, I am still persevering, making the most of my time here on earth.