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I was born a healthy, crying baby with no genetic defects
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I was born with similar traits to my parents with a few traits that are different due to genetic variation. I did have a genetic rarity inherited from my parents, Morton's Toe
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I was born at home which was common in the refugee camp I was born in.
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I showed reflexes from birth despite not being conscious of my surroundings. Reflexes such as the moro and rooting reflex.
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I learned my first language through imitation and repeated exposure. I was around family members that constantly spoke Somali, and I gradually picked up the language.
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I was an easy child. I did not cry easily, and I was easily soothed
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I was a pretty active child, taking risks, and climbing trees.
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I displayed egocentrism in my early childhood, I believed that others could see from my point of view, so some undeserved frustration was abundant
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My personality remained consistent throughout childhood, I was quiet, but I had friends who I would run around and play with outside.
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I was an early bloomer, I had pubic hair and was 5 foot 5 in sixth grade.
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I had a different sort of egocentrism in adolescence. I was under the delusion that everybody was watching and judging my every move, though I would have brief breakthroughs where I would realize that maybe everybody else was too absorbed in themselves to care about me, those moments have now become the norm, but I relapse into hyper self-consciousness on rare occasions.
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I was an introvert and would rarely talk unless directly talked to.
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My muscle strength and tone will decline, and I will most likely gain weight.
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I will likely develop a romantic relationship and get married.
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I will likely have found my purpose in this worldy life besides my religion
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I will likely develop wrinkles, sagging skin, and become shorter and thinner.
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My fluid intelligence will decline, and I will be less likely to remember things. I will also think and react slower
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I will be a proud grandfather, watching my children raise their children, and staying out of a nursing home.
