​​​​Adnan's Endoplasmic Reticulum

Yoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo heres my All About Mehhhhh

Hey, my name is Adnan Sharif. 1st thing I am the 1st Sharif, my father's first name is Sharif and when he was a kid they accidently wrote it as his family name on his official papers, so technically I am the first Sharif in my family, I'm the start of a new era. My name was my dad's best friend's, he doesn't talk to him anymore, sad story. I was born in Osaka, Japan in 1998 March 17, apparantly the first time I opened my eyes was when my father took me in his hands. After a year my parents went to Yokohama, then in 2000 to Thailand, to the UAE in 2002, Canada in 2006 were I got my citizenship, and then back to this country in 2010. Through this time I was that unique kid who never knew his place, I never really had a home, I was born in Japan, I was ethnically Bangladeshi and I was a Canadian citizen. I never really knew the basic foundations of who I am or where I am really from. One thing I knew was that I was unique from everybody else not that others aren't but I had the experience and influence of so many different places that you can't copy this boy here. The first langauge I learned was when I was 2, it was Hindi, when I lived in Thailand our maid was from Nepal, she knew hindi, my parents knew hindi so that was the language at home. Bangla was hardwired in me after Thaliand, then when I moved to the UAE I learned English (I had an Arbian accent). For those who do not know where the UAE is, it's the country were Dubai is, I lived in a city an hour's drive away from Dubai. That was the time of my life, I went to one the best schools in the world, my parents were at the most successful times, and we were living the dream. Then after 4 years my mother decided that I wasnt learning anything good, I was fat, spoiled, I was like cartman (southpark). So me and mom immigrated to Canada, my father choosed not to go cause his carrer would of been halted, plus Canada sucked at his line of work. I lived with my mother for 4 years, alone, to fufill our citizenship requirments, and I become obese from my mother's obsessive love. I came back to Japan as an insecure, fat momma's boy who wasn't good at anything but referencing stuff from the discovery channel. The first 2-3 years for me was tough personally here in Japan because I was put into something completly different, the cartman me couldn't handle it. Then as the years went by I become this sidewalk cracking buff iron addict, who takes his academics seriously. I'm kidding I can't crack sidewalks yet, not that big yet, but I will eventually, I hope. Now I am a proud boy who isnt afraid of challenging myself because I failed at so many things a gazillion times, that doing something over and over again, is just how I learn. I believe in failure because it makes me a stronger version of me every single time.