In the recent past the kenyan blogs have been so busy giving free airwave for some of the so called socialite. They have done all manner of things just to get attention by men. Know that; An identity crisis sounds like an awful experience. And, sure, having one doesn’t feel terrific: you’re searching, unsure of who you are or what you’re going to do next, and open to more possibilities than Lindsay Lohan is to court appearances. An identity crisis isn’t about sitting around doing nothing, reading mellow poetry, and coining metaphysical sayings like “What we are is only what we think we are.” Uh, no. Sure you have to be willing to look at yourself – deeply – but the best way to do that is by getting out there. As in, living life. And reflecting on that living as you go. “Twentysomethings who take the time to explore and also have the nerve to make commitments along the way construct stronger identities. They have higher self-esteem and are more persevering and realistic.” To be is to do. Or something deep like that. Article compiled by Ngash Sage
Posted on: Sat, 07 Jun 2014 08:35:16 +0000
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