What does pride mean to you personally? What are things you are proud of?

[Telekinetic-Potato]

Is pride about your family, is it valuable or harmful? What does it mean to you to be someone who has pride in themselves and shows it in their actions. What type of behavior does being prideful bring?

[petitedollbabee]

There’s not much in life that I’m proud of, but my no.1 thing would be regaining my health and getting back on track to living a normal life. Chronic illness stole 4 years of my life, and I almost had my life ended from it, but I’m proud to say that I’m able to drive now, I’m able to work now, I’m not having weekly or daily hospital visits anymore, and I’m not taking 20 different medications a week anymore. Feels good and I’m certainly proud of how far I’ve come.

[Telekinetic-Potato]

That's amazing. I hope you have a long, great life, it sounds like you earned one. 😂

Were you able to finish school?

[Wonderingguyy]

To me Pride means something someone can be super proud of. It’s a big deal, not just something small like winning a contest or something. Maybe It’s an obstacle they have overcome within themselves, or maybe they helped someone else in a life changing way. I think the thing I’m most proud of, is the way I have worked on myself for my life to turn out well, despite having a really messy childhood and no help.

[Anonymous]

Pride, before the LGBTAOFKAJLSDBFLKASGLBASDLDFALSBGLASDBG took it over use to mean you something you take pride in, As in pride in your work, pride in your family.. Now it just means pride in seaxuality.. which is nothing to be proud of