What are you proud of accomplishing or doing?

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Anonymous · Accepted Answer

I'm proud of raising my brother. My parents couldn't do it properly because of their divorce. I taught him how to cook, do his laundry, deal with situations when he got in trouble, stay out of trouble, get into just the right amount of trouble 😂

I watched him start doing a lot of similar stuff to what I was doing and I taught him how to tell who his real friends are and to not let that stop him from networking with everyone.

It was all the stuff nobody told me unless I asked or found out for myself. He's like a better version of me. He's actually better than that, he's his own man. He's awesome.

athelete_7 · Accepted Answer

1. Learning coding
2. Being able to do handstand
3. Writing 3 sets of standup comedy that can actually make most people laugh and gain 200 plus likes just on my first post ( on stand up page )
4. Being able to transform from a fat kid
5 . Going from introvert to extrovert
6 . Being able to learn sketching when i thought it was only for talented peeps.
7 . Being a good photographer.

What are you proud of accomplishing or doing?

Rosexøxø · Accepted Answer

Seriously- it would be my driver’s license. I let my permit expire, so I had to take my permit test TWICE (passed both).

And yeah I’m naturally a late bloomer so it was ABOUT FRIGGIN TIME

“Fast-and-the-Furious-Highway-to-Hell- dead because doing 190 on the residential way” ain’t got NOTHING ON ME. 💪

Watch me LOSE my license

lmao jk

I will be driving miss daisy for the rest of my life.. 🤞🤓

sweet-chocolate · Accepted Answer

Gotta say, I'm just happy that most of the people who gave an opinion on this question seem like very nice people. Y'all keep doing what you doing & one day, the universe will acknowledge your accomplishments and give you everything your heart desires :)

DoctorSex · Answer

Taking my pain of childhood/ break ups and turning myself into a unite. Doing so has transformed all other aspects of my life. If I hadn't started on this road, I surely wouldn't have made it.

Isaiah 63:5

And I looked, and there was none to help; and I wondered that there was none to uphold: therefore mine own arm brought salvation unto me; and my fury, it upheld me

Kind regards,

DoctorSex

MCheetah · Answer

I'm not sure. I could say in December 2020, I was technically homeless and without a job here in a foreign county where I can't speak the language and living in a filthy hostel in Seoul, and by February 2021, had a nice job and apartment, and by June 2022, had $10,000 in savings. But I'm not "proud" of that or anything; I've always been a survivor and put in sh*tty situations like that, so it's nothing new to me. I spent seven weeks living in this tiny hostel room while between jobs. Seven weeks!

SnowedIn · Answer

22 years of active duty in the U. S. Navy. 23 years of marriage. Four kids, two of whom are adults and all of them are thoughtful and kind and wicked smart. (so, yeah, my wife is largely responsible for the kids turning out well, but I'll sneak them onto this list.)

FunkyMonkee · Answer

Being in a band for 25 years and having a lot of fans and two albums (almost 3). Doing a comedy single. Doing voice acting work in a couple movies. Being there to help mom in her last days while my ex-sisters couldn't wait for her to die!! Refusing to use her money to go shopping while my ex-sisters ripped her off left & right!! (I'd tell her I'm going to the store and she'd INSIST I take a $20 from her purse so, just to keep from arguing, I'd take the $20 but only use MY money and, when I'd take her to the bathroom after I got back, I'd sneak the $20 back into her purse!) Having helped 5 people write their books. Saving the lives of a few people. Just the many numerous, various nice things I do for others, even total strangers.
I'm sure there's other things but, I don't recall them, at the moment.

libsaretards · Answer

I'm proud of my military service and that I am finally living my dream of doing law enforcement.

I'm also proud that I am now getting financially stable. I have been afraid to start dating or travelling overseas until my finances are stable, but now both of these seem possible again.

matchrestore · Answer

As a Lighting and Scenic Designer for theatre, corporate and non-profit events I've designed the first ever gala held on the field of a new NFL stadium, two events that a US President has spoken at, three world premiere theatrical productions, for a Fortune 10 company, and local TEDx Conferences that have caught the attention of the national TEDx committee. All while working out of a small city in the Upper Midwest.

The_Shadow_Dweller · Answer

Proud of reading nearly 80 novels. Unfortunately, I did not keep a written record. If I had, the figure would easily have touched around 95 to 100. And that too with proof.

D-Pad_Chad · Answer

1. A 17 year marriage, lasted longer than most I guess 😆
2. My computer and programming knowledge.
3. Taught myself sound engineering and video editing. Also taught myself how to do digital art, somewhat.
4. My common sense.

HorggleThorp · Answer

I wouldn’t say I’m proud of anything. I’d like to think I’m a humble person. I’m grateful to God that He gave me the ability to obtain a black belt in Taekwondo though and to do other things I enjoy doing.

Anonymous · Answer

I'm proud of surpassing my parents net worth despite having minimal college education. I'll be the first one to admit that statistically speaking on average you'll make more with a college education at every point in life than without one. And given the many sacrifices my parents made for me I always felt bad that I didn't complete college. But I had to be true to myself. Not someone else vision for my future. So I'm glad it's worked out.

Anonymous · Answer

Ever since I’m young I had deep great desires for sex, I been so loyal faithful in my one and only 7 year
relationship. Since I barely barely got sex there, I ended my marriage and getting laid with sweet girls and getting longer longer sex. Which I’m incredibly. I’m happy for that decision.

I’m actually feeling of many things.

petitedollbabee · Answer

Getting physically better after being on my deathbed at 19 and then finally getting my drivers license and getting my own place with my boyfriend.

BCRanger10 · Answer

Finished my training and formation as a Catholic Catechist and was formally consecrated by Cardinal Raymond Burke in Wisconsin earlier this summer.

curlyfirecracker · Answer

Being a mother is my greatest accomplishment. It sounds cliché, but rasing kids is no joke or for the faint. I wouldn't trade it, though.

BlueScorpio · Answer

Moved out, got married, about to become a mom.

AviatorTom · Answer

During my career, I've helped build or upgrade several rail transit systems in places all over the world, which allows millions of people to get safely to and from work/school and home.

dustybiker · Answer

Aside family (not allowed to talk about them) my art. I’ve made some pieces that I am pretty proud of.

melanieeeB · Answer

Nearly everything that I have done or started doing 😂 most proud would be getting to that level of confident that I am now

NathanDavis · Answer

I became a grown-up, I didn't just got older, lol... that one was important

PetiteBabe64 · Answer

I’m proud that I didn’t grow up in a low income family. I’m Proud that my Dad is a good man that gives to the homeless.

HighValue · Answer

When I was 24 I bench pressed 450 pounds and curled 215.  I have a BA in Elementary Education.

Jess_D · Answer

Finished nursing school, got my own apartment, bought my first brand new car.

jennifer_bloom · Answer

I'm proud of my career as a writer - not published yet but I've made good progress.

sheenagwapa · Answer

my life journey... i am proud of who i become as a person despite everything thanks to Jesus

FilmGuy93 · Answer

Becoming a lawyer and Filmmaker. Meeting my girlfriend in the strangest of ways.

GoodGuyBreakingBad · Answer

Losing 100 lbs now I got to lose another 60 lbs to reach my goal.

midnightmoon05 · Answer

Keeping my family together.  building a good life from nothing.

Joe-12345 · Answer

Changing career path. I have been scared to do and finally admitted I don’t like what I did.

Fireguy17 · Answer

still being active in the fire/ems service after all these years. Saving lives every day or so.

NerdInDenial · Answer

My job is physically easy, and I get to travel around the world.

AsaKyo · Answer

The dream of going to Europe, specifically the Netherlands

ArtieWhitefox · Answer

It is not I that accomplishes anything that is good. Christ does whatever good work through me.

Anonymous · Answer

Saving over 100K by the age of 25. Creating a piece of software and running a growing business since the age of 21. It was humble beginnings, but now we are finally blooming.

Iron_Man · Answer

Winning in sports and running a little entrepreneur business

Babygirl_S · Answer

I'm proud of having passed all the exams in my life without failing.

Likes2drive · Answer

That I had owned a house at one time and have daughters that are also accomplishing things

Heolurt · Answer

Getting my dream home and lots of money at such a young age even if it's it become curse to live in it.

Anonymous · Answer

Pride is a SIN so nothing or I have to repent

Anonymous · Answer

Publishing my first Ebook, Paperback and Audiobook during the pandemic.

BJP21 · Answer

Having a job where I am mentally stable and not being dragged down by an asshole boss.

nawtee_me · Answer

Getting a college degree at the age of 50. Never been to college before that.

PainusNdeeAnus · Answer

I stole 300 dollars worth of groceries from a woman with 11 kids

Dinosaursandanime65 · Answer

Progress on making my first one day - to be sold book

OddBeMe · Answer

Graduating college…cuz fck, I’m not academic. That was tough for me. Opening a business.

berwise13 · Answer

Serving my country for 12 years in the US Marine Corp. Semper Fi

whereismyjohnny · Answer

For getting through some tough times.

DesiUwU · Answer

finishing the school day

Blackcupcake · Answer

being mostly independent

ThePregnantOn3XD · Answer

Doing Gymnastics at the 2012 Games.

Anonymous · Answer

I went to famous fashion school that is very competitive.

smahala1991 · Answer

going back to school

Havthrills · Answer

So far, just fixing machines.

Andres77 · Answer

My kids are mostly sane and not on Prozac.

Zolly99999 · Answer

Somethings absolutely 😁

OdliDPrincess · Answer

Waking up this morning. This is a hard one.

Anonymous · Answer

Making out with 10 smoking hot strippers.

Peaches335 · Answer

Im proud of having my 3 kids

AddylynnNightingale · Answer

Making my bed.

LemiaOfThunder · Answer

a lot of things.

noohair · Answer

I volunteer.

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