What was your biggest personal change last year?

[jennifer_bloom]

I learned patience from working manual labour which I had not done since the age of 23 and I learned tolerance and patience and acceptance by dealing with the boredom of quarantine and having to put up with unpleasant experiences or people during this time. Also, not being able to party or attend church or dine at restaurants or vacation or go to movies or visit friends in their houses taught me the meaning of spiritual joy - a joy that comes from an ascetic lifestyle and not the temporary material of relational experiences of the world. The void in my life has been closed by my new understanding of God.

[Puppystarfish23]

Losing my job and getting a new one. I had to leave my career and good friends I'd made over the years working there behind

[Jjpayne]

I'd say that I had to adjust to covid-19 and getting used to having quite a lot more patience with the way things are going with society right now. I had plans but they were changed, radically as everyone's were and so my biggest change has been adjusting to the pandemic and learning more patience

[ArrowheadSW]

Adapting to life during the pandemic. Socializing in a different way to maintain distance.

On a negative note, I think "less" of people due to various reasons. But hopefully that will turn around and I will go back to having more optimism about people.

[Unit1]

I am always on the verge to conclude whether women are naturally gold diggers or if i just need to get access to antidepressants again.
i already know the answer but I'm in denial. That's the dilemma I'm facing on the regular 🙄 love and hate.

[Anonymous]

Oh gosh, honestly? Too many. Ill family relatives, pets, loss of relationship, job and house etc. Basically trying to start from scratch again during a pandemic. Hardest time of my life as an adult but when I look back I’ve done a lot better than some which gives me perspective and realisation that despite it all I’m not doing as bad as I first thought, even though I still have plenty to do. I’m still proud of what I’ve done given the crap circumstances.

[Maraneva]

Lost more than 10 pounds. Got into blogging more, started cycling more.

[DizzyDesii]

I became bad with spending. I used to be good with money management but last year i collapsed.

[leahzrc]

i forgave people less and didn't people please the same amount as i had done before

[Bang5luts]

Shedding skin and leeches! Shaking off anything attached dragging me down! I did it when trump became president and now that he's leaving office!

[SuccessfulHornDog]

I started eating more fruits and veggies but I got away from that at the end of the year

[rustymopp]

new career, in a totally different sector than I've ever even considered before

[Anonymous]

Learning to be more flexible, compromise and see other people's points of view! 😊👍

[fxllenone]

I think the last year might have made me a bit more cold hearted.

[Lliam]

Voting Republican for the first time in my life.

[Leah501]

I finally stopped comparing myself to others.

[Paris13]

More Wisdom. xx

[Hangry22]

I decided to never date or have sex

[sheikalana]

I was forced to stop working.

[Davidstarboy]

I learn to trust God even in the imposibilities and to surrounds myself with my close one..

[AlexEfron]

Loss of 200gm body weight 😆

[Anonymous]

I lost faith in our country and the ability of it's citizens to be involved in the direction of it's future.

[heytakeiteasy]

Taking life less seriously

[Dinosaursandanime65]

Threw away my sensitivity. I BlooHounder

[Tjsmoove]

bein more focused on my purpose

[colin77]

I guess growing more humble

[msc545]

Changed my work around.

[casserolie]

quarantine weight

[scott04sa22]

I lost about 20 pounds and counting.

[Avicenna]

Change of careers

[Iron_Man]

COVID-19

[Biancatsumi1991]

I worked less.

[scooogy]

Lost 16 pounds.

[HappyKatie77]

I sadly gained about 15ibs and im chubby now 😂

[alexanderdelarge7]

I believe less

[Anonymous]

I shaved my balls for the first time ever