What are you morals, values?
My morals are mostly self-defined. I stick with the basic rule that you shouldn't hurt others, although I do tend to look at force as a viable choice in many situations. ( I don't believe in God, so I won't wait on it to deal judgment / save me. ) Beside of that I tend to act according of my emotions, and reject/ignore opposition if they aren't able to understand even the basic thoughts behind it. ( For ex when I adopted a dog - or else he would have been killed - and others wanted to change my mind simply because in their opinion it was financially a bad decision. )
My values could be called self-centered ( other think that I'm egoistical because of this at least... ), because I only believe in my own. I reject the thought of a God, I don't trust others enough to depend of them, so the only thing I have is myself for me. But it does work. ( Except my mood-changes. )
I don't steal, lie or kill others and I'm loyal to my partners, and I would want others to understand these basic principles too. ( Of course people who break these basic rules should pay for it, so to them these doesn't applies. )
I tend to values family not as much as others, although I want a family, and I do hope that I will be a good parent, thanks to my current stance I can't think about it like some holly being.
Do external factors influence who you are?
This really depends on that how I want to understand this question.
Others influence my stance in the society, and my life, but don't really affect my own personality. Except maybe that way, that I oppose many stereotypes and living-styles. This might have caused my own dissonance with my gender for example. And my view on life is affected by them too.
But because I tend to be rigid and stubborn when it comes to my own values, there isn't much place for influence on them... ( Although this rigidness was developed through the years thanks to them too... )
Are you dependent on other to some degree to uphold your identity?
Not really, although I do like to get input from others.
Do you, for example play certain roles? Do you consciously adopt certain characteristics that mark them as yourself?
Not consciously at least. Others affect my behavior only that way, that I know what I can talk about them, and what should I keep for myself. Although this mostly happens at personal subjects...
My morals are mostly self-defined. I stick with the basic rule that you shouldn't hurt others, although I do tend to look at force as a viable choice in many situations. ( I don't believe in God, so I won't wait on it to deal judgment / save me. ) Beside of that I tend to act according of my emotions, and reject/ignore opposition if they aren't able to understand even the basic thoughts behind it. ( For ex when I adopted a dog - or else he would have been killed - and others wanted to change my mind simply because in their opinion it was financially a bad decision. )
My values could be called self-centered ( other think that I'm egoistical because of this at least... ), because I only believe in my own. I reject the thought of a God, I don't trust others enough to depend of them, so the only thing I have is myself for me. But it does work. ( Except my mood-changes. )
I don't steal, lie or kill others and I'm loyal to my partners, and I would want others to understand these basic principles too. ( Of course people who break these basic rules should pay for it, so to them these doesn't applies. )
I tend to values family not as much as others, although I want a family, and I do hope that I will be a good parent, thanks to my current stance I can't think about it like some holly being.
Do external factors influence who you are?
This really depends on that how I want to understand this question.
Others influence my stance in the society, and my life, but don't really affect my own personality. Except maybe that way, that I oppose many stereotypes and living-styles. This might have caused my own dissonance with my gender for example. And my view on life is affected by them too.
But because I tend to be rigid and stubborn when it comes to my own values, there isn't much place for influence on them... ( Although this rigidness was developed through the years thanks to them too... )
Are you dependent on other to some degree to uphold your identity?
Not really, although I do like to get input from others.
Do you, for example play certain roles? Do you consciously adopt certain characteristics that mark them as yourself?
Not consciously at least. Others affect my behavior only that way, that I know what I can talk about them, and what should I keep for myself. Although this mostly happens at personal subjects...
