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To The Ones Who Can Handle My Boisterous Personality

A thank you to everyone throughout my life that has been able to handle my loud and talkative personality.

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To The Ones Who Can Handle My Boisterous Personality
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As I have gotten older, I have come to realize that I am not a quiet person. Nor will I ever be a quiet person. It is honestly not in my genes to be a naturally quieter person. A lot of that usually comes from my Italian side of the family, it is never a quiet occasion with all of us together. It is difficult to imagine my family and our ways to be any different. They have formed me into the person I am today. For one, I have always had to be loud or at least louder than the rest of my family so now I am just a loud person. Another thing I can thank my family for is making me talkative, that is usually the up most main event at every family get together of ours.

I am pretty much always talking.

I can't help it of course! Even when I try to stay quiet it never works out for me. I have always been a talker and would usually be in trouble at school on multiple occasions. That has not really changed very much over the years. I have definitely learned to control it a lot more over the years... Who am I kidding? I am probably worse now than I ever have been!

When I talk about something I am extremely passionate about people take it the wrong way.

When I get overly excited about things, I always seem to tend to raise my voice! A good majority of people just think that I am yelling at them. It is just a natural reflex of mine to make myself louder when I have something important to say. At my family functions if you are not the loudest one speaking, you are not going to be heard.

I am always telling people so many stories that I usually end up saying the same story multiple times.

If you know me, you know how seriously true this is... I could tell you a story more than a dozen times a day for weeks and still try to tell you the story again. I am not really sure if it is because I have a terrible memory or because I seriously tell so many people so many stories that I just can not keep track of what I am telling to who. I always have to tell people to stop me when I try to repeat telling them a story. Most people will let me tell the same story a million times then wait until the very end of a VERY long story THEN tell me that I have told them that story before! I always think to myself that I could have been telling an entirely different story that entire time!

My closest friends and I always have the best times together.

We can usually sit around and talk for hours and hours on end and never get bored of each other. Then talk about all of our amazing memories together over and over again and never get tired of it. I am so glad I have such amazing people in my life to tolerate my boisterous personality.

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