Importance Of Equilateral Triangles

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Choosing a shape that describes me made me think about who I am as an athlete, student, and friend. I thought about the 3 main aspects that are important to me and how they have affected me throughout my life. I believe that an equilateral triangle represents who I am because each of the points are weighted equally and the triangle itself is balanced. Soccer and school are the foundation of my triangle. They support and allow me to branch out with new people and make long lasting friends, which makes the top point of my triangle my social life. One point on the bottom of my triangle represents soccer. I have played soccer since I was five years old and I have learned to love the game. When I step out on the soccer field, I feel as though

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