I have always had a pretty distinct understanding of who Justin VanderZwaag is. As his other half of almost three years, I knew there was always something more to know about him. It’s kind of hard to get things out of him especially when they are sentimental things. It’s almost like he doesn’t want anyone to know how thoughtful and kind he is. While I was interviewing him he opened up into this man I didn’t know, the type of man that caught my heart. He hides behind closed doors at times but, he came out and showed me his true colors and showed that he is the most considerate person out there and it doesn’t matter who you are.
Justin is the kind of gentleman that will hold the door for a hundred people and make sure everyone is inside before he closes it. Despite common assumptions that Justin thinks of himself as a benevolent person, an identity that comes across through the way he answered the questions I asked. He always had something pleasant to say about his family. He didn’t really have an answer when I asked him which parent motivated him throughout his childhood because he isn’t a narrow- minded kind of person. To make this …show more content…
According to Justin, “People are way to judgmental.” (VanderZwaag) He is right! We both agreed that people don’t get to know others and realize that guys in his peer group aren’t all that bad and I explained to him that people don’t realize how great of a man he is also. He believes that it depends on the person you are observing and most of the time if the parent that is judging the young man. The parent is more than likely to make a bad influence on the child as they are growing up which will cause them to make the decisions that they choose. Justin’s parents are far from that though as he explains,” That is why it was so hard to choose what parent influenced me the most, they both did in drastic amounts.”
Justin is the kind of gentleman that will hold the door for a hundred people and make sure everyone is inside before he closes it. Despite common assumptions that Justin thinks of himself as a benevolent person, an identity that comes across through the way he answered the questions I asked. He always had something pleasant to say about his family. He didn’t really have an answer when I asked him which parent motivated him throughout his childhood because he isn’t a narrow- minded kind of person. To make this …show more content…
According to Justin, “People are way to judgmental.” (VanderZwaag) He is right! We both agreed that people don’t get to know others and realize that guys in his peer group aren’t all that bad and I explained to him that people don’t realize how great of a man he is also. He believes that it depends on the person you are observing and most of the time if the parent that is judging the young man. The parent is more than likely to make a bad influence on the child as they are growing up which will cause them to make the decisions that they choose. Justin’s parents are far from that though as he explains,” That is why it was so hard to choose what parent influenced me the most, they both did in drastic amounts.”