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Personal Narrative: My Identity Status

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My identity status does not vary across the domains of sexuality, close relationships, vocation, religious beliefs, and political values. My identify status is the same across all of the above domains. I believe, I have always been a balanced person for as long as I can remember. No matter where I am, who I am with, and no matter what the situation, I am usually the same. I am not going to say I am always the same because that would be a lie because one time of being different than who I am would disqualify me from saying always. I like, who I am. I like being me. I am not conceited. People have asked me what makes me unique? And my reply was and still is, I am unique, because I am me, and there is no one else like me. I believe some
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