The Differences Between The Sense Of Self And Ownership

Ownership is much different when put amongst other ideas and categories, it is related in regards to something that the person owns, now what is owning exactly? Own is defined by Merriam Webster Dictionary as, “belonging to oneself or itself”, this can be used when applied to possessing something, such as a piece of property, the person owns it and it belongs to them because they have signed the deed and all of that garbage. However, what is the thing that people call, owning the self, is there a difference between the sense of self and ownership, this is where the personal opinion steps into the picture. The sense of self is basically one’s perception of himself, for example, this person, may not know who he is, but he may have a thought on who he may be, the question is how can someone own their person, or is there truly such a thing? Self is definitely similar to ownership, therefore to be able to see this, one must use, personality, characteristics, and perception are used to find that the two are in fact close in similarities. Personality is a part of

Every person has a different perception especially when it comes to viewing things, which draws us back to the introduction paragraph about where a boy has a perception, he doesn’t know who he is, but he thinks he knows who he is. Perception is also another concept or piece that belongs to someone, these perceptions also vary if someone was to go person to person. As an example, Person A may think that a flip phone is the greatest thing ever while Person B might think that a flip phone is the bane of all existence, these two individuals have a different perception on the subject. Hence, ownership is also tied back into this concept because perception has a sense of belonging to a person or persons, meaning that owning the self is once again true, but this is simply an