Observation 7

 I identify myself with a bunch of different groups.  I am male, catholic, white, republican, southern, and athletic.  I am very outgoing and try to get involved in a lot of different types of things.  The clothes I wear are pretty basic.  Most of the time Im in khakis and either a t-shirt or a polo shirt.  I love to play sports and go to the beach.  Im a big hockey fan and I like to travel.  I love to try new things and always try to be myself.

Observation 7

I don’t really conform to any particular stereotype. I am female, Catholic, Lebanese, I love solitaire, athletic, a student, sister and daughter. You cant really tell who I am by my clothing style just that I am an individual, I usually wear bright colors or unique clothes that I got overseas. I’m an individual because I always do what I want for my own benefit and no one else’s.

Observation 7

There are several stereotypical categories I could identify myself with, but I feel I don’t fully belong in any of them. I would identify myself as a Caucasian, upper class, goofy, athletic, Christian, politically moderate female. Before college, I went to a Christian school, so that influences me to dress more conservatively. I usually wear jeans and a t-shirt or sports shorts. If I am not wearing shorts, I wear preppy clothes, mostly from J Crew. Most of my t-shirts and sweaters are Clemson, another university, or sport themed, showing my enthusiasm for sports and my school. Also, I am obviously a girl, as one can tell just by looking at me. To express my Christianity, I also ways wear a cross every day. And one really can’t tell I am moderate unless I am talking politics. The picture I am including shows my goofy and playful side.