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What is one thing you did this year that you're proud of?
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What Are You Proud Of?
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There are a few achievements I am proud of, but what I am most proud of is my progress in school. I have always worked hard and tried to get my best grade. I have done pretty well in school and am trying to prepare for college. I try to develop better study habits and work efficiently. After I moved and my parents split, I began to adjust to whole new life. Even with all the distractions in life I try to keep my mind clear and focus on my long term goals.
kalayav_n [#5]There are a few achievements I am proud of, but what I am most proud of is my progress in school. I have always worked hard and tried to get my best grade. I have done pretty well in school and am trying to prepare for college. I try to develop better study habits and work efficiently. After I moved and my parents split, I began to adjust to whole new life. Even with all the distractions in life I try to keep my mind clear and focus on my long term goals.
W awareness bro. The fact that you can recognize the distractions and the hardships and know what to do is a big achievement in itself. I hope everything works out for you :)
reremus [#6]W awareness bro. The fact that you can recognize the distractions and the hardships and know what to do is a big achievement in itself. I hope everything works out for you :)
copy and pasta but the real thing i am proud of is being grateful and understanding. the real success in life for me is purpose of my life and i am heading towards it. i hope we all find purpose in our life and forever be grateful dude <3
LycheeBlade [#11]I graduated college, moved cities, and have started working. No longer need my parents for financial support on anything. In a couple years, I'll be able to help them instead
good luck bro and congrats
laifu [#8]Learning how to control my addictions a bit better and regaining my focus towards my goals in life
one of the hardest battles for humans, and one I struggle with as well. You got this bro
namuw0w [#10]I think the biggest W this year was me quitting my job. I haven't felt this free in a while
heard that bro, when I left my old job and had like a month of downtime, it was so nice
LycheeBlade [#11]I graduated college, moved cities, and have started working. No longer need my parents for financial support on anything. In a couple years, I'll be able to help them instead
People don't understand how hard it is to separate from your family especially if you're not American. I feel like in Europe family ties are stronger and it's a lot more normal to live with your parents until however old you want. This was one of the hardest things for me. Such a big accomplishment. Good job dude.
karasik947 [#20]Losing 2kg of weight
Better than losing 0kg and better than losing 1kg of weight. Good job dude and good luck in your weight loss journey.
kalayav_n [#7]copy and pasta but the real thing i am proud of is being grateful and understanding. the real success in life for me is purpose of my life and i am heading towards it. i hope we all find purpose in our life and forever be grateful dude <3
Nooo, I can't believe I got baited by a copypasta.
reremus [#27]Nooo, I can't believe I got baited by a copypasta.
dw bro i was tryna be funny, i regret. im very cringe
Realm3098 [#28]started working so I would not be dependent on old women.
awesome job dude, hopefully its something rewarding and you're enjoying it
Zaphkiel [#31]Platinum in Sekiro and Finally rdr2 as well.
Noice. I couldn't even imagine the journey for Sekiro lmfao.
reremus [#22]People don't understand how hard it is to separate from your family especially if you're not American. I feel like in Europe family ties are stronger and it's a lot more normal to live with your parents until however old you want. This was one of the hardest things for me. Such a big accomplishment. Good job dude.
I'm actually Colombian-American lol, but from the Colombian side, yes absolutely. My parents were half-hoping that I'd stay living with them in the city they're in, but I've always wanted to fly the nest so they can hopefully retire and return to Colombia soon without ever needing to worry about me. I think they'll actually do that once my sister graduates too in a couple of years.
In Colombian culture it's very normal and common for at least one sibling to live with their parents their entire lives, as a dependent and then as the caretaker. My grandma has been living with my aunt since well before I was even born. Before my grandpa (other side) passed away he was living with an uncle. That being said, since I'm very Americanized and they're not, it's probably easier on everyone that my parents go live peacefully in Colombia and either visit me in the US often or vice-versa, so having the financial freedom was very important for me.
Thanks for the kind words <3
reremus [#30]awesome job dude, hopefully its something rewarding and you're enjoying it
I'm working as a bartender. Not really enjoying it but gotta do something to earn a living
reremus [#32]Noice. I couldn't even imagine the journey for Sekiro lmfao.
Hesitation is defeat son, you can do it!
LycheeBlade [#33]I'm actually Colombian-American lol, but from the Colombian side, yes absolutely. My parents were half-hoping that I'd stay living with them in the city they're in, but I've always wanted to fly the nest so they can hopefully retire and return to Colombia soon without ever needing to worry about me. I think they'll actually do that once my sister graduates too in a couple of years.
In Colombian culture it's very normal and common for at least one sibling to live with their parents their entire lives, as a dependent and then as the caretaker. My grandma has been living with my aunt since well before I was even born. Before my grandpa (other side) passed away he was living with an uncle. That being said, since I'm very Americanized and they're not, it's probably easier on everyone that my parents go live peacefully in Colombia and either visit me in the US often or vice-versa, so having the financial freedom was very important for me.
Thanks for the kind words <3
I completely get that dude. I'm Turkish-American and moved here a decade and some change ago. I got my own place recently and I'm pretty sure my mom will eventually move back to Turkey similar to your parents moving back to Colombia. I can't imagine a life like that but life happens. I'm proud of you for flying the nest.
Realm3098 [#34]I'm working as a bartender. Not really enjoying it but gotta do something to earn a living
At least its a fun environment!
Conceit [#38]Probably the improvements I've made to my artistic style, especially in the previous previous month or two. Particularly happy because I had a nasty art block for like 6 months for part of last and this year.
Art is just something I've never been good at. Even in elementary, middle and high school. I got a consistent C in every art class. I think its super impressive for anyone to be good at it lol. Glad you were able to bounce past the block.
scarlemange [#40]I got a few achievements this year like :
Publishing 2 papers
Working around 90 hour per week
Waking up at 5 am
Running 2 hour each day
Reaching gold 3 lol
Holy shit lmfao doing all of that while still being able to reach mid ELO in Valorant is so impressive good job dude
KClaw [#43]I don't have any good achievement this year dude, and now that i think about it deeply I have only made a lot of fucking mistakes this year and no actual progress
Brother are you not human? Are you not allowed to make mistakes? Those mistakes are progress. They're only mistakes if you don't learn from them. Not every year will be the best but I hope the second half of the year is better for you.
reremus [#42]Holy shit lmfao doing all of that while still being able to reach mid ELO in Valorant is so impressive good job dude
i had valorant since ep 1 act 3 but I played it for fun so I was around silver 2 -3 and it wasn't that hard tbh lol
botfragger432 [#41]I have great friends and brothers. That's all I am proud of. They helped me a lot during my downfall stage !
Having a good circle is the greatest gift of all. I'm glad you're surrounded by good people in your life homie.
reremus [#44]Brother are you not human? Are you not allowed to make mistakes? Those mistakes are progress. They're only mistakes if you don't learn from them. Not every year will be the best but I hope the second half of the year is better for you.
Yeah I hope so too thanks man
Kirya [#47]A lot of stuff this year tbh, cant choose one
upgraded from 60 hz monitor to 240 hz
got new good pc setup with rtx 4070
flawlessed my college exams and ended the year with only A's
And also finally became an adult :D
That jump from 60 hz to 240 hz is literally magic. The new PC sounds like an awesome reward for a great year in college. Congrats femboy!! You're now a fem-man.
cloudberry [#48]I moved on. Finally, after all this time. I found my past nostalgia and reminiscence and learned to look past the present day. And I think I'm better for it.
Oof this one hits deep for me. I feel like I've been such a slave to nostalgia. Constantly thinking about the past when the present is slipping right by me. I still struggle with this but I'd like to think I'm doing better. Thanks for sharing cloudberry.
reremus [#52]Oof this one hits deep for me. I feel like I've been such a slave to nostalgia. Constantly thinking about the past when the present is slipping right by me. I still struggle with this but I'd like to think I'm doing better. Thanks for sharing cloudberry.
Thanks to you for starting these threads, dude. They're honestly a breath of fresh air for me when it comes to this forum :)
cloudberry [#55]Thanks to you for starting these threads, dude. They're honestly a breath of fresh air for me when it comes to this forum :)
trynna clean up VLR one thread at a time
reremus [#46]Having a good circle is the greatest gift of all. I'm glad you're surrounded by good people in your life homie.
Thanks a lot buddy, can I know what are you proud of ?!😊
flanador [#60]Working in healthcare (nurse). Following in my sisters footsteps has been a life changer for me.
Awesome, are you an RN or a practitioner? Do you want to be a doctor eventually?
unknown_trash [#61]proud of finally making it into med school after a year of difficulty that started last summer.
Danggg, I have no clue what sector of the medical field you're in but I just watched a video of a tumor removal in a brain so I'm kind of in awe. The medical advancements we've made are super impressive.
-Artorias [#69]did my millitary service. its was very hard even im not that baby boy. i learn alot thing about everything like people, mindset etc
Vayy aslan, askerligi nerde yaptin?
reremus [#70]Vayy aslan, askerligi nerde yaptin?
acem birligi manisa komando
usta birligi sanliurfa/ceylanpinar sinir
-Artorias [#71]acem birligi manisa komando
usta birligi sanliurfa/ceylanpinar sinir
Helal olsun bro, good job
reremus [#65]Awesome, are you an RN or a practitioner? Do you want to be a doctor eventually?
RN, I can say that I’m satisfied with just this. Though switching into radiology is something that I’m looking into.
reremus [#66]Danggg, I have no clue what sector of the medical field you're in but I just watched a video of a tumor removal in a brain so I'm kind of in awe. The medical advancements we've made are super impressive.
in the UK, medical school is just general and after 5 or 6 years, you can choose what to specialise in. so its 6 years till i actually choose what i want to do.
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