There were times in the past where I wanted to change who I was. Mostly in middle school, which I think is a tough time socially for pretty much everyone.

Since then, I've learned to accept who I am, and I don't want to change anymore. Sure there are features of myself that are far from perfect. I'm terrible at socializing, I'm not particularly attractive, and I'm too thin and scrawny. But I'm intelligent, I'm a good person, and I have a pretty good life. So I'm content with who I am, and I would not like to change myself.

Honestly no. I'm comfortable with where I am in life and how I've lived it up until this point. I don't think of myself as particularly attractive but at least one person disagrees so I wouldn't change my looks either. I think my values are good and I like my opinions and standpoints on moral and political issues.

I'm not good at meeting new people but that hasn't stopped me from making some good friends in the past and I imagine it won't in the future. I am blessed with my health as I don't exercise, eat a lot of snacks, yet still look healthy with a great BMI. Same with my dental health, never really had any problems.

The only thing I would maybe change about myself if I could would be the fact that I never really tried in school. I'm one of those people who get the basics almost immediately and need no help there, but once I get to advanced stuff I tend to struggle to improve from where I was at before. I had this in school, I had this playing instruments, I have this everywhere. The difficulty level of High School was never high enough for me to really struggle but at university it's a different story and I'm not confident in my upcoming exam. Or the one after that. 

Ideally no I don't want to change who I am at my core, now would I be willing to change to strive towards a better me and a better future for myself yes yes I would change for that but just because I'd strive and change to better myself and future doesn't mean I would change who I am moral wise or personality wise. Ultimately I believe we are who we are and we are just on the journey of finding our true selves and sometimes in order to unlock and find our true selves one much be willing to strive to change our own situations