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Born
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Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt: Potty trained
Approximately 1 year old, I remember babbling loudly down the hall that I "went potty" by myself providing Autonomy -
Trust vs. Mistrust: Being pushed down the stairs
Brother blindfolded me and led me to the staircase, told me to step and I tumbled down the stairs, decreasing my trust in him. -
Autonomy vs. Shame and doubt: dance class
When I was a toddler, I was put into a dance class but when it came to the recital, I would not go on stage due to doubting my abilities: shame and doubt. -
Initiative vs. Guilt: Yelled at in preschool by teacher
Preschool teacher screamed at me for going outside instead of going to spanish class increasing my level of guilt. -
Initiative vs. Guilt: Being elected permanent line leader in preschool
When I was 5 I was elected permanent line leader of my preschool class giving me a sense of initiative. -
Competence vs. Inferiority: Gymnastics
I began my Gymnastics career and eventually started spending 20 hours a week in the gym and began to feel inferior when other gymnasts started to surpass my skill level. -
Competence vs. Inferiority: science fair
I participated in the science fair in elementary school and enjoyed the process and seeing my hard work pay off: Competence. -
Competence vs. Inferiority: Mayor of International Bizarre
In fifth grade I ran and was elected Mayor of International Bizarre and had to make speeches increasing my level of competence. -
Identity vs. Role Confusion: goth phase
Throughout 6th grade I experienced a bit of a goth phase, It wasn't too drastic, but I had a thing for heavy eyeliner, black clothing and skull patterns causing a bit of role confusion. (Please don't bring this up). -
Competence vs. Inferiority: volleyball
As I transitioned out of gymnastics, I started playing volleyball. I picked it up quickly and soon surpassed my teammates in skill building a sense of competence. -
Intimacy vs. Isolation: Making a best friend.
In 7th grade I met my current best friend Kennedi, we formed a very close relationship right off the bat and we have been inseperable since. This goes under the category of Intimacy. -
Intimacy vs. Isolation: core group of friends
Near the beginning of my freshman year, I was introduced to a select group of sophomores that I was immediatly welcomed into with open arms. To this day I am still great friends with these girls. Once again, Intimant development. -
Identity vs. Role Confusion: Identity
I have narrowed my interests, hobbies, habits, and style. I like my way of doing things and intend on keeping them consistent giving myself a sense of Identity. -
Integrity vs. Despair: looking back on life
Looking back on life, I realize I made some great choices and I am happy with where I ended up: integrity. -
Death
I have lived a full life of 83 years and will pass away peacefully among loved ones.
