So, who are you then? The answer to this question has become increasingly blurry as the Internet reshapes how information flows through the world. Without a strong sense of personal identity, people tend to take on the characteristics they observe in their environment. Within an environment which is littered with a great deal of unfavourable characteristics this becomes a significant issue.
So, again, who are you? Several weeks ago I challenged anons to research the question on their own, to hopefully get a few people thinking about it before speaking directly on it myself. You may consider yourself to be defined primarily by your career, your hobbies, your nation, your faith, or any number of other characteristic roles which a person may serve within society. Whatever influences drive a person, their perspective will be defined by such.
When a person fails to grasp how their own perspective interacts with the perspectives of others (many of which hold unknown/unstable perspectives online) they will sometimes unconciously internalize ideas and behaviours which may be greatly at odds with that person's actual idenity.
Beyond the specific idea upon which one's sense of self is centered, consider also how to express it positively in building up and sustaining a good representation of it's virtues.