I'm a type of person that doesn't tend to hide who I am, partly because the pride I have in who I am. I believe that others think that I am a decent guy with good morals, also a very relaxed individual with an awfully open mind. I often times feel that people, in particularly girls, think that I am too good and that I am incapable of doing anything wrong. It is probably my own fault that this i

characteristic of a social disorder. I then thought to myself, wow, here I am making assumptions without even thinking that maybe he is just a person that needs help doesn't know how to ask for it. I really do think that we all make assumptions about others and whether they are true or not, we don't always have a reason for doing it.

When I found the image of the monkey on the following page, I knew I had found something that for the most part represents who I am. Monkeys live an almost carefree life and they may not always do the most appropriate things but they aren't worried about their appearance. They are also very caring animals, I mean, they even pick bugs out of their friend's hair. Humor, odd enough, is one of the most interesting things I find in them plus they have a great smile. Most of all monkeys are very intelligent and have good instincts. I picked the image of a m

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Approximate Word count = 601
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)