I believe that genetics play apart in my identity, as I do identify as a girl, which is of course my gender assigned at birth which was a results of my genetics. However I believe that personally nurture plays a greater part in my identity then nature. I believe this because throughout my life I personally have gone through many different phases, which has been a result of my surroundings and peers. For example when I was younger, I had many interest that were not stereotypical girly things, I also liked to dress more androgynous, I believe this was a result of many of my tv show and books I read at time, also the fact my parents never forced the typical girly stereotypes on me. However later in my life and till current , I moved more towards girly stereotypes such as taking interest in fashion and with that the typical clothes girls wear and make up, this is again was because of my surroundings and who I looked up to at the time.
