Everyone is born with some instincts which they carry throughout their life. Many studies have implied that these natural characteristics have an influence on one’s personal traits than any other experience they might have in their life. This essay will shed some light upon the things that influence one’s personality most.
Although the natural instincts with which a human is born has a significant effect, it’s not all that makes up his character. It’s a combination of such natural features and other major experiences throughout life that really define a person. A child is most affected by the acts of its parents, it may not have been born with anger and frustration, but it might develop these characteristics by watching its parents fight all the time. To continue with this, this developed feature of short-temperedness may fade by noticing the kind acts of someone, perhaps its spouse, towards it.
However, the inbuilt features of a person may be so strong that all the other major experiences might not matter. For instance, a human being who is naturally very lively and carefree may not be affected by the cruelty of the world. But in most cases it is the other way around, experiences like, death of a close friend, or losing a job, have an impact on personality.
In conclusion, it can be said that, even though the inbuilt characteristics have a valuable impact on personal traits of someone, the effect of other major experiences outweigh them. Also, some of these experiences might enhance the natural instincts more.
Everyone
is born
with
some
instincts which they carry throughout their life.
Many
studies have implied that these
natural
characteristics have an influence on one’s personal traits than any
other
experience
they
might
have in their life. This essay will shed
some
light upon the things that influence one’s personality most.
Although the
natural
instincts with which a human
is born
has a significant effect, it’s not all that
makes
up his character. It’s a combination of such
natural
features and
other
major
experiences
throughout life that
really
define a person. A child is most
affected
by the acts of its parents, it may not have
been born
with anger and frustration,
but
it
might
develop these characteristics by watching its parents fight all the time. To continue with this, this developed feature of
short-temperedness
may fade by noticing the kind acts of someone, perhaps its spouse, towards it.
However
, the inbuilt features of a person may be
so
strong that all the
other
major
experiences
might
not matter.
For instance
, a human being who is
naturally
very
lively and carefree may not be
affected
by the cruelty of the world.
But
in most cases
it is the
other
way around,
experiences
like, death of a close friend, or losing a job, have an impact on personality.
In conclusion
, it can
be said
that,
even though
the inbuilt characteristics have a valuable impact on personal traits of someone, the effect of
other
major
experiences
outweigh them.
Also
,
some
of these
experiences
might
enhance the
natural
instincts more.