What Is The Importance Of Life?

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Everybody is from different walks of life some might be similar but never the same. The world is a diversity of human beings, which makes it so beautiful in different perspectives. People’s lives can be very happy and successful and for others can be in misery and hell it depends what choices we make or in some cases you don’t have the luxury to pick. How we all view the world differently has to do with social class, nurture, surroundings, and experiences that mold the perspective we have in life. Environment plays a big influence on an individual’s life, but as life changes we make choices that truly defines who we are. Social Class status can’t be chosen when you’re born you’re just born in to it. Social class can determine the level …show more content…

Childhood is a big aspect in how our confidence and demeanor project the person we are today. Having important figures in our lives psychologically help us live a easier and happier life by having a loving family or loving friends that motivate us, guide us, and listen in our good times and bad times. In vice versa having no emotional attention while growing up can lead to having little confidence and having psychological discomfort. The people that gave me that attention and care are my parents they are the reason who I am today because they showed me love and support are big roles in molding an adult more than materialistic objects. Surroundings the people we tend to call friends and the culture we follow. The phrase “tell me your friends, and I’ll tell you who you are” I believe this tends to be true. The friends at this moment in life are the people that have common interest with, similar life goals and morals. I believe its good to make new friends that are smart because it brushes off and tend to strive for more to become a better version of yourself, which is the whole point of living. My biggest influence was my father he told me “choose your friends don’t let them choose

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