Metal Reviews

At what age do you believe you found your identity?

24-25, older than you, I would hope.

I'm almost 18 and still finding everyday what I think is my real "Identity". Don't expect to have a definite one anytime soon, musically or otherwise.

see when I was 18 I got out of metal and went through this basketball phase (which was good for me) but I abandoned metal because I thought it was bad. Turns out I should have gotten into basketball but never abandoned metal. Metal is a part of me and I foresee always will be.

Still changing. Starting to play music two years ago had a pretty big influence on both my taste in music and general life/happiness. Don't think I've had many drastic changes since then just gradual removal of impurities

17...good ole' 17...

What's this have to do with music?

Erm, I found my current identity probably about 22, but obviously that is subject to change.

I found my identity each day, and usually is very similar to the yesterdays one, but a little more experienced.
Identity is like Heraclitus' river.

I am who I am; the rest is waffle.

I'd say recently. Maybe a year or so ago. I've become fond of things I never thought I'd like. I'm discovering new things about myself everyday, so maybe I'm still 'uncovering' my identity. Maybe the last year or so I've just realized more about myself then I had my previous 25 years.

I always thought I had found my identity. At 15, then at 18, then when I got to college... I can say that I have been stable for the last 1.5 years or so. I think I have found my identity once I started dating my girlfriend 2 years ago. Now I am a more responsible person and I feel like I am at the wheel of my life for the first time. Feels good man.

8

I'm still trying to identify whom I am and what I am.

When I was little, I only continue to expand constantly.

I thought I knew my identity until I realized that I like Lady Gaga's music. That shattered my entire universe.

Seriously though, I find that I learn new things about the world and about myself every single day. Some things about me I expect will never change, but I know that I still have a lot of learning / changing to do, and I'll likely never stop doing so. Not for quite a long time at least.

I think that is quite normal and healthy for your age.

Always re evaluate everything you believe in, challenge yourself and everything around you. Never accept things are just the way they are, and do not limit yourself for illogical reasons. Always continue to grow, no matter the age.

12.

Constant change until I'll hit thirty, probably. That's what they say in the books...