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winterlover) wrote2016-01-16 04:02 pm
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Snowflake Challenge 2016 - Day 11
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In your own space, make a list of at least 3 things that you like about yourself.
I'm not good at liking myself. Not sure if that's just a me-thing, a not-being American-thing or something else that lets me shy away from praising my own character-traits.
But anyway....
1) I like my humour. Which is mostly ironic sarcasm, but I find it funny. I learned laughing about myself which wasn't easy.
2) ...
3) ....
Nah, doesn't really feel right. Sorry. Failed this challenge.
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That day I wasn't in my best mood. There are things that I like about myself, I'm just not good putting them into words.
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Oh dear, yes, I had a colleague who didn't get me at all. He was lovely but I always had to take back or rephrase what I'd said.
Online I try to be more silly. Sarcasm or irony doesn't work too well here. Or only with people who really know me. And I probably overuse this emoticon: ;-)
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I picked up sarcasm way ahead of my peers, which was not really a fun time for me. (*says something sarcastic* "
We do need codified sarcasm marks for conversation, I feel. I think with longer pieces it gets conveyed, but if it's just like a sentence - nope. I've done the coding thing some, I think, like: "/sarcasm", but that is kinda clunky.
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I'm pretty sure it has nothing to do with not being an American. I think it has to do with societies which tend to tell us from a very early age that pride is a bad thing, and that we shouldn't praise ourselves.
But no, you didn't fail. There's no wrong way to do these challenges. <3
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You're right, society, low self-esteem and a bad day - not a win-win-situation. :-)
I'll try again next year.