#soulstudy

I love this question! Hmmmm. I'd say: introspection, growth, spirituality, history, & alien

Alien being what I view myself as most of the time... Hahahaha. Someone who feels like their interests and fascination with just BEING HERE, in this body, requires some major learning. Just not feeling exactly like you belong, but still being happy to be different.

LOL, I wish I didn't lose my language as much as I have, but my parents have been talking English to me even in our home since the very beginning, so I don't have the usual Iranian family where Farsi is still spoken amongst eachother. It's hard to speak the language when we ourselves do not have more than maybe one Iranian friend and do not take part in all the related parties or events.To be honest, I love the culture and beauty of Iran. I appreciate it and love to admire its history, but my family and I don't enjoy being around a lot of other Iranians or going to events based around that stuff. We just don't feel a lot of connection to the people we have met and to be frank a lot of them are just people we have nothing in common with or like to be with. It's just because we have lived in a lifestyle that has been very detached from that whole thing. Even before living here, my mom taught English and never really enjoyed a lot of Persian tradition and views. It's just a strange kind of up-bringing. I still love it and really am appreciative, because my parents never pushed any of their views on me and allowed me to grow up to be my own person.