Self-Autobiography of my culture
I was the first born baby boy in my family. I was born in San Antonio, Texas in to a military family. Then three years later my brother and then four years later my sister. When I was young my life was filled with action figures, trucks, sports and books, which I spent most of my time playing with. I grew up playing sports, swimming and taking karate classes. My parents spent hours waiting on the side line of a soccer game each weekend for me to play. From as long as I can remember I have liked boyish things, such as trucks, sports and hunting. I have found that I relate most easily to others that have a similar background that I have. I realize that my parents let me be me, so to speak. They did not hamper my curiosity about anything as I grew up, whether it be to play sports or play with action figures. That I am very much a well-rounded person. …show more content…
I am white male. I grew up in several different cities in my twenty-five years so far. I have lived in ten different cities. Five of them have been large cities, such as San Antonio, Nashville, Austin, Chicago and Kansas City. All of my life I have lived in so called middle class neighborhoods. I was homeschooled for several years when we lived in a town of no more than 150 people. My parents always taught me that everyone is equal, however, when we did move to a bigger town, I went back to school and realized then that this is not the
I was the first born baby boy in my family. I was born in San Antonio, Texas in to a military family. Then three years later my brother and then four years later my sister. When I was young my life was filled with action figures, trucks, sports and books, which I spent most of my time playing with. I grew up playing sports, swimming and taking karate classes. My parents spent hours waiting on the side line of a soccer game each weekend for me to play. From as long as I can remember I have liked boyish things, such as trucks, sports and hunting. I have found that I relate most easily to others that have a similar background that I have. I realize that my parents let me be me, so to speak. They did not hamper my curiosity about anything as I grew up, whether it be to play sports or play with action figures. That I am very much a well-rounded person. …show more content…
I am white male. I grew up in several different cities in my twenty-five years so far. I have lived in ten different cities. Five of them have been large cities, such as San Antonio, Nashville, Austin, Chicago and Kansas City. All of my life I have lived in so called middle class neighborhoods. I was homeschooled for several years when we lived in a town of no more than 150 people. My parents always taught me that everyone is equal, however, when we did move to a bigger town, I went back to school and realized then that this is not the