Is it your occupation? Your marital status? Where you're from? That you're a parent? Your hobbies? Your religion?
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A mixture of all the above. I'm proud of all titles but I think I'm proudest that I'm a mom and super thankful/ proud of my son. o I think that stands out the most but def all of them, I don't want.to lose my identity to just one title
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None of the above? Or perhaps a combination of the above. No single factor defines me, but aspects of each factor contribute to who I am. Does that make sense?
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I'm a working Mom. That is what I spend most of my life doing - working and "moming" so I go with that.
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i think a little bit of all of them - i think of myself as more than my job, and more than a wife, but rather a composition of all of these things.
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I define myself by all the things I am and do. I think it's unhealthy to define yourself only by one aspect of your life.
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Interesting question! I work out of the home 2 days a week so I keep telling DH I feel like a stay at home mom & wife who occasionally works as an RN. Right now that's just how I like it. I am lucky to have the freedom to shape things that way. I might feel similarly even if I were working more though. I think my focus is so much more on family right now that I would identify that way anyway. I suppose it's nice to have different identities on different days!
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I don't. I don't feel the need to label myself for the simplicity of others. There is no one part of me that i can label to represent the whole of my being. I'm me, and that's enough. if someone wants to know more of me, they can ask about me or see my actions, but I wouldn't reduce myself or anyone else to a single label.
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@mrs. bird: High five on that answer!
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@mrs. bird: excellent.
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I think a lot of those things change so much that it's hard to define myself by them. I'm me
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