Nature and Nurture.
Instead of “nature vs. nurture,” now it is penow rceivgarded as “nature and nurture”, because they do not act alone. Nature interacts with nurture.; Nnature and nurture have interacted to influence who I am today, especifically in regard to my love for soccer.
Nature plays a role because my body allows me to be athletic. I have no physical problems that disable me from playing. the sport and I am a naturally a fast runner. I most likely inherited certain physical traits from my parents, such as my athleticism, because they both were both really good at sports. Personality traits were also inherited such as being able to stay committed and hretavining thate drive to be better, were also likely inherited. Both of my parents are like this, which shows how nature influences my love of soccer.
I have been playing soccer since I was six -years -old. Nurture plays a rolend since my parents were the ones who signed me up, nurture played a role. I continued to play because I had friends on the team and I loved eallch of my coaches. This is also nurture because certain people influenced me to keep playing. In our society, it is common for kids to play sports and, at least in my school, prnettarly much everyone participated in a sport, so twhisch is another example of nurture.
I talked about how my parents signed me up for soccer. but Tthey also signed me up for many other activities, such as dance. I did not like itdance at all. and I wams not good at it (nature). By nature, I am an introverted.; I do not like attention on me and when I was dancing, everybody was looking at me. AgainFurther, nurture influenced my dislike intoward dance because none of my friends were involved in it. There were even a few girls in my dance class that I did not like.
Soccer is my passion and the reason this is so has to do with both nature and nurture influencing each other., Itherefore it is no longer a debate whether one is more influential than the other.