TCC YG Personality Quiz

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Who Am I When I Say: I sometimes have difficulty opening to my peers, but I have used my artwork to connect with new people. Now I have grown in my confidence since 2015 to the point where I feel more confident and working towards starting new conversations with those I do not know.

Who Are We When We Say: I have a younger brother and him in I are growing up in a Christian Community and household. I may not know much about my faith yet, but I am working towards that understanding.

Who Am I When I Say: I am Daddy’s favorite girl and I was practically born in Christian Community. I even attend a Christian High School. I may be reserved in my conversations at first, but over time I bring the best traits out of you and develop of loving relationship.

Who Am I When I Say: I may stick to the side and relish in the fact of not joining the mainstream movement. However, when I do talk to others I tend to dive deeper into the other personal lives and learn how they can be helped by some of the things that I have done to overcome those same challenges. Plus I can speak Japanese.

Who Am I When I Say: I am not just a pretty face on the path to become a top college student athlete. I struggled with this concept in developing my Identity, which is why I am still stumbling in the right direction. However, whatever I do, I do the fullest of my ability and I have strong passion for developing myself with helping those around me.

Who Am I When I Say: My sweet and ample number of selfies are no cover up for some of the things that I have gone through. I have been through a lot over the past (5) years and I am still only in High School! I dealt with confidence issues and a lot of second guesses, but I do not regret going through those “Hard Times” because with my friends, family, and God. I am at a much better position in life!

Who Am I When I Say: I once wore one of the ugliest Christmas Sweater to Youth Group. The jump from Club 5th & 6th to Junior and Senior High Youth Group may have been daunting, but I feel that I am prime example of someone who puts themselves out there to get the full experience of something that I know will help me in the future.

Who Am I When I Say: I look just like my mother… and I think I may operate very similar to her as well. My upbeat and loving demeanor is a welcoming door to people I meet. Except when I am on the Basketball court obvisouly. I look forward to the experience in whatever I put my heart and mind towards because I try to make the most out of each opportunity.

Who Are We When We Say: We are a dynamic trio (AKA there are 3 of us siblings in the family)! One may be a little hyper active, one may be a little anti-social, and the middle child may have a little bit of both. Yes we each have our struggles, but we will continue to grow and face different strokes that will paint different folks.

Who Am I When I Say: Sometimes I feel like I walk through life on Quick Sand. I have so much to be proud of such as being a two sport-athlete, going to Israel Camp, being an older sister, and having a dope personality. However, I sometimes get caught up in things that I may not be able to control and it causes me to second guess myself. But I have been blessed with a lovely group of friends who care about me, and are cheering me on from a far, so I know I’ll be okay.

Who Am I When I Say: I may have big shoes to fill next year on the basketball court, as my #1 & #2 players graduate. But I am ready for the challenge. Though I may have a different life path than my sister. Our family mission is the same – To Love God, Love People, Serve the World.

Who Am I When I Say: Sometimes I think he was born before my lifetime because I am lot of mature than some of my peers. I am a very calm, cool, and collective individual on my path to Rutgers University. However, even in the midst of all of this I have come into contact with “Life Obstacles.” Some of which I have overcome and others I am still working on. Overall as I grow older, I may encounter different sins in my life, but what will help me are the proverbs that I have learned throughout my life.

Who Are We When We Say: We are a dynamic duo! When we are together – expect to have fun and maybe a cause a little trouble. We probably have not encountered a road block that has truly tested our faith, but we know the basics. We are going to continue practicing our faith as it says in Psalm 119:9-11, so when we are tested we know we can put our trust in our family friends and the Lord.

Who Am I When I Say: I may act like I can’t live without my cell phone… Its just I sometimes seek attention in other places. Deep down I definitely know right from wrong and I working on organizing my life structure. From when you first meet I think I have grown physically and in regards to my maturity.

Who Am I When I Say: I am #15 on the basketball court, but #1 in all of your hearts. Even when I am not on the basketball court, I still feel like “I can make a play” by impacting someone’s life. Yes, I have done some silly things and I have sincerely learned from them, so now I give these lessons to you. Not to follow but to use as an example to make your decisions carefully because we all can learn from each other.

Who Am I When I Say: I wear fuzzy clothes and love to harass my older brother. I am a hard worker, but have a strong rebel mentality and sometimes think I know more than those who have gone before me. Trust me I am working on that because I know one day I will need to seek advice and learn from those before me.

Who Am I When I Say: I am big Houston Texans Fan and big into political sciences. But when I am not fighting for human rights, I am trying to figure out how I can improve my own self. Since meeting you all my confidence and self-image has increased and I am looking in what the future will bring.

Who Am I When I Say: I am the baby of a 6-sibling family! I receive a lot of influence from the siblings in my family and people I meet at church. I guess what I am trying to say is that I know my faith is important, but what I am trying to do is organize this information so I may be able to apply it to my life.