My family has seen me develop into a caring person, who looks at the rest of the world as part of a larger family, such that the family needs to have its interest put first for the benefit of all. In addition to this family environment, the warm and caring environment has created in me a strong sense of interest in other people so that I understand them better and try to get along with them, which appears to be more of an outgoing character trait in me. As a result, the warm cocoon created by the family has developed a socially well-rounded girl capable of interacting with anyone in the society without problems.
In addition, my family has contributed to my personality by ensuring that everyone in the family has a role to play in everyday activities or duties. In the family duties, everyone is assigned a task that he/she must fulfill before a given time. Moreover, in collective duties, we all work together towards a common goal, while in the individual tasks each one of the family members runs his or her own duty. Thus, my family has seen me grow substantially towards responsibilities in a way that could not have happened in their absence as it has allowed me to enjoy in partaking my duties.
As a result, I am a responsible person who does not wait for other people to do things for me, but I instead take care of my own business.In addition, another way in which my family has developed my personality is through the entire family led by my parents to handle our share of problems collectively. Considering this, all problems must be resolved before they get out of hand, which acts on two levels for my tolerance, happiness, and me. Putting this into perspective, we all come together to solve our problems with each other, where we all play our roles in providing solutions and supporting one another until the problem gets a solution.
Without this in the family, I believe I would be one of those melancholic people full of anger, worry, and depression. Instead, it has turned me into a carefree and free-spirited person who takes every moment as it is, rather than having to look at it from complicated angles, which is usually the cause of many depressions.
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