In some very real sense, your ideolect reflects your personal history. Here are some of the things you may want to include. Some aspects of your dialect. Everyone speaks with a dialect. If you don t believe it, compare the way you speak with someone from another part of the U.S. or from India, Australia, or England.
Different dialects have different pronunciations and different word choices.
If you have moved during your life, you may have retained words from different dialects. In Iowa, we called soft drinks pop, in New Hampshire, tonic, but on the East coast, soda. Differences between informal and formal speech. When I am talking to close friends, I sometimes use taboo language, but rarely in my professional life. When speaking with other linguists, I use technical terms such as Optimality.