can you help me revise this so it flows better In delving into the exploration of my own personality, I found myself confronted with the nature of identity. What should I call myself? Am I Sophia the introvert, Sophia the artist, or Sophia the INTJ, how do you describe someone's personality in a quantifiable way? Looking deeper I realized that, when it comes to describing myself, I tend to initially focus on external traits my appearance, activities, and relationships. I usually default to occupation, ethnicity, and who I know. It seems I often draw on observable aspects of my life as a way to present myself to others. But I also realized that I don't have the right words to describe internal traits. I tend to label myself based off of the things I like and my hobbies as that also implies the groups I hang out with Tabletop rpgs, gardening, ect. A big part of how I perceive myself and how people will perceive me is the persona I put on. Online I usually present myself as more flamboyant and extroverted than I am, I usually only post my art, but in my interactions i'm a lot more energetic, ditzy, and excitable. But in person I'm a lot more withdrawn and quiet, which one is real. I believe both are, personality is dependent highly on context and when the context changes so do the behavior it doesnt mean im a different person or trying to act like one it is just that different behaviors are brought to the forefront whilst others are proverbially taken out back. At the end of the day the question is, How do you boil down the essence of a person into something short and digestible?