This game is a chance for people to say something about themselves that's good, whether it's something you think you're under-appreciated for or just something you get told often. So go on, brag. But only one brag per person, please, and no picking on anyone else!
I'll start:
I'm a good writer.
I have an honest view of myself (flaws and all) and accept myself more these days when my body is aging and falling apart, I don't have all the answers like I thought I did when I was young and religious.
I'm a happy person. I love to laugh and I laugh to make people laugh.
I'm often told that I have a very good imagination ... I do tend to think up some strange things.
I've been told I'm kinda hot. But, I have a hard time trying to agree. I have no problem talking about anything.
i've done all right for someone who started out classified as retarded and who dropped out of school at age 16. Heck, I've done all right period.
Albert Einstein at one time was classified as retarded in school.
It shows there are many ways of thinking and you are what you think
I dropped out of school int the 10th grade, and received my GED in just four weeks. So, I pretty much saved myself almost 2 years of sitting in boring classes learning all I needed to learn in 1/18 of the time. (I included time off for summer vacation, according to months I would not have been in school)
I kind of regret doing that, as employers only see that graduation paper as a credit in your favor. I know some really stupid people who are high school graduates. How does that employer know that the person they are hiring just didn't cheat their way to a diploma? And, how some college grads might have been one party away from a coma?
There are some really wealthy people out there who got rich on what they self learned, and not what they learned in school. Unfortunately the days of anyone getting rich like that again, is few and far between.
Sounds like a few of us dropped out I dropped out at the beginning of grade 11 and later, in my 20s, got my high school equivalency and then went to college and later took some University courses.
I actually take the time to think through opinions opposed to mine, trying to see someone else's point of view, even when they are expressed by people I don't like [no one who has posted in this thread yet, as far as I can see]. ...but that doesn't mean I automatically respond back to those people.
I'm kind and considerate to a large extent, although I can be a bit of a smartass. I do like joking around and lightly teasing people...especially if they're taking themselves and everything way too seriously. Come on...lighten up, already.
Well,according to my husband, all I will say is that:
"I'm like a bottle of quality red wine and I'll just keep on improving with age"
P.S Hope we all do too!
If I can put a smile on someones face, have them chuckle or giggle in a good way or laugh out loud like a child, then my work for that day is not finished and thats a good thing.
Did you mean can't? That's a bit contradictory.
However I doubt there's a day where you don't make someone smile!
Did I forget that ol humble apostrophe followed with a letter t, again???
Ah yes, contradictions, the brother of sarcasm and the cousin of humour.
I love a good laugh and am always laughing in the real world, people like to hang around me a lot and complain when I am not there. How's that for a double positive?
I always appreciate others abilities where I cannot do like them, or absolutely no knowledge in that particular field.
I know that whatever I may have that's good about me is something a whole lot of other people have as well. In other words, I'm not someone who thinks I have a monopoly on whatever any "good thing about me" is.
Where to start? There are so many things I'm proud of. Did you just say one good thing? Which to choose? Maybe best to write a hub on it - Just How Good Is Mark Ewbie - Your Questions Answered.
There we are, avoided the question with a jokey comment. I'm not really a good person - except when I'm trying to be nice to get my score up. Does that count?
For a fourth form (grade 10) drop out, I do pretty well.
I am constantly told that I am funny, imaginative, caring, outgoing, and persistent (although I would say stubborn).
I am proud of how I have rebuilt my life after a very long, dark, past.
I am Toby, and I am a wonderful person.
Something positive eh?
I smell better now than I will when I've been dead a week.
I am adventurous and always like to try new things especially food!
I'm an absolute guts with food, but I guess that's not positive.
I will murder small children for chocolate. Is that bad too?
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