Counter to the insecurity thread, what about yourself are you proud of? I am proud of being on the taller side, and having a remarkably deep voice which often shocks people. I additionally am glad that I was raised by very loving, well-off parents who raised me with a strong sense of social justice and pragmatism.
Awesome thread! We could always use more positivity in here :) I’m proud of being an avid reader from childhood all the way to adulthood, which has allowed me to pick up a wide range of vocabulary along the way so I could communicate my thoughts eloquently. I’m also proud of my ability to hear multiple “layers” in music while listening, allowing me to appreciate songs in depth.
I'm a pretty good hobbyist cook and a pretty good hobbyist artist. I think I treat my close friends very well and do a good job cultivating trust and an atmosphere of openness with them. It's funny, I'm tempted to "balance" the positives by giving caveats or other, negative traits -- an unproductive temptation I think. I like your thread idea. :)
These days I am somewhat proud of being able to make and unmake myself in extensive ways, ship of Theseus style. I didn't think it was possible.
People seem to find me kind and well meaning.
I can fly and hover. I’ve never shown anyone, but I can do it.
I'm good at making people feel good about themselves. Also setting a fun and high-energy mood in social enviroments
This is lame but the fact that I haven't killed myself. Bourdain did it and his life was way cooler than mine.
I try to be a decent human being every day. I strive to educate myself as much as I can, and avoid discussing things I don't know a lot about. I've got the habit of reading a little bit of everything since I was a teen. At least it has opened my mind and made me more emphatic, I think.
Naturally copper orange hair and blue eyes.
Im proud I have survived this long if I'm being honest because to this day I have not broken my moral boundaries since establishing them as an innocent child. I cannot lie, I hate fat people. I grew up around hearing ideas that you go to college to make money, but I always held the belief that you need to make money to go to college. I am now 28 and having turned my life-long hobby into a second income and have now turned that second income into something primary and am finally on the verge of becoming a business owner. I hate California and want to leave. And then finally I can fulfill my burning desire to know and I will attend every college course until I die expanding myself into infinity