I would hold off on labeling yourself until you gain some years.
Myself now, I'm polar opposite from what I was at 14.
At that age I was in denial of who or what I actually was. Naturally I was socially awkward, even as far back as early adolescence I was well introverted and limited to a small friend circle. I didn't like it, I wanted to be the center of attention and not feel alone especially while being paired with a rough childhood. This lead to me mimicking others, not one in particular but certain individuals. I was a blend of broken and partly put together personalities, which confused the fuck out of anyone close to me.
This phase lasted for some years and didn't end until halfway through high school, which I spent the remainder of school back tracking and picking apart the false persona I had fabricated. So many hours spent self reflecting, I even found my old social studies book from 7th grade and I found a intresting note inside of it that read:
-Academic -Social -Physical -Mental
It was a checklist I had planned to grade 1-10, apparently I never got to it. The order in which I had listed those shows where my priorities were at the time. And concerns me a little.