Yolka asked:

My teacher asks me to write two paragraphs by explaining what is my philosophy. I don't have a clue
what my philosophy is about. Do you mind if I ask you what is your own philosophy so I can have an
idea what my own philosophy is?

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This seems easy enough. Did the teacher tell you how long the paragraphs should be?

Most people don't have a philosophy, as such, but only tend to take a certain stance on a
philosophical matter, such as whether the world is mind-independent or shaped by our way of
thinking.

Two suggestions which I think you will be able to think about for yourself are, firstly, whether you think
God exists and why you think so. Secondly, if you are not interested in God, you could consider
whether you believe in fatalism or free-will. You will be able to find some answers that have been
done on this through the search engine at Philosophos.com.

Rachel Browne