Emotions have a major effect on an individual’s personality and memories. Emotions also affect our relationships and abilities to adapt to changes in our environment. Each of our emotions affect each other and how they mix to produce our reactions. These are just some of the important lessons learned in Disney Pixar’s film Inside Out. In this movie, film viewers are able to see how each emotion has its own response and how different emotions work together to create the people we are. During Inside Out, Sadness tries to express herself multiple times, but Joy prevented this with many different attempts, including the circle of sadness. This is not actually helpful to Riley because both sadness and joy are needed to fully experience emotions.
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My first personality island is aquatic island. Aquatic island is probably the most significant because a lot of my core memories come from being around the water. I started competitive swim team at age four and my love for the sport continued to progress until I was fourteen when I decided to moved, but me for the water had only begun. I have some many memories from swim team, everything from traveling to meets to intense practices. After I ended swim team, I found out I had a passion for crew. I participated in rowing through all of high school and loved every minute of being in a shell. In relationships, aquatic island taught me how to be independent, while also work with others to reach a common goal. It also reinforced the importance of hard work because relationships are not always easy. My second personality island is summer camp island because I also have a lot of core memories from my time at summer camp as a child. I have been attending the same summer camp since I was eight years old and have attended every summer since. At camp, I was given the opportunity to build lifelong friendships, explore the outdoors and build my confidence. This island helped me to build my relationships because while at camp, I interacted with many different types of people and it made me more aware of how to work in a
My first personality island is aquatic island. Aquatic island is probably the most significant because a lot of my core memories come from being around the water. I started competitive swim team at age four and my love for the sport continued to progress until I was fourteen when I decided to moved, but me for the water had only begun. I have some many memories from swim team, everything from traveling to meets to intense practices. After I ended swim team, I found out I had a passion for crew. I participated in rowing through all of high school and loved every minute of being in a shell. In relationships, aquatic island taught me how to be independent, while also work with others to reach a common goal. It also reinforced the importance of hard work because relationships are not always easy. My second personality island is summer camp island because I also have a lot of core memories from my time at summer camp as a child. I have been attending the same summer camp since I was eight years old and have attended every summer since. At camp, I was given the opportunity to build lifelong friendships, explore the outdoors and build my confidence. This island helped me to build my relationships because while at camp, I interacted with many different types of people and it made me more aware of how to work in a