What Makes You Unique Analysis

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What makes you unique and different from other applicants.
My Background,
I think I am Different because not many people go through the same thing I have. I have been abused by my mom my whole life. (As my dad finally decides to Devorice Her) I have been beaten up, Verbally Abused, Bullied And whatever else you wanna add to this list you can but I think this makes me more qualified. The op-craft community can be toxic and just not fun to deal with but I think I can take it.

My skill-set,
As I have ran my own server I think I know most the commands. Whether it's /mute or /temp ban I know how to do it. If there are newer commands I Don't know I will learn very very fast.(As A Straight A Student)

My Experiences,
I have been staff on a lot

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