What’s the proudest moment of your life so far?

[Ammi]

…a moment in your life when you most felt….yeah, this is pretty great, this is what it’s all about….?….
….multiple moments are most definitely welcome….

 

[ElegantAura]

I am sure there are many little moments but i don't think it is worth mention here as nothing big.
I can think of one, but i need to reveal too much to mention that so probably not best ...... it is not something bad but to be able to explain i will have to talk bad about some people .

I need to think more about this topic and come back another time

 

[Ammi]

@Sandy …I completely understand, Sandy…it’s always difficult to disclose these things when they’re also someone else’s story and for them to make that decision of what they reveal…

 

[Crys]

Marrying my dude. Might be cheesy but that was a special moment for me.

 

[freakofnature]

I work with Arabian show horses. I had been at this job for only a few months and was working at Canadian Nationals with our show string along with another person. Our three year old colt won reserve champion futurity colt. After the class our trainer handed the colt off to me to take back to his stall, I remember having an overwhelming sense of pride that I was leading this amazing horse after only having been there a short time. I was living the (my) dream. I'll never forget that feeling.

 

[cowcatcher]

This may seem odd, but bailing someone out of jail.

 

[PGen98]

The say I came out to my friends. It was scary as hell, but the couple that accepted me made me feel amazing. The rest...well...there's a reason I call myself a terrible person all the time.

 

[Starmix]

I have but too many to mention .

 

[Ammi]

The say I came out to my friends. It was scary as hell, but the couple that accepted me made me feel amazing. The rest...well...there's a reason I call myself a terrible person all the time.

….you’re not a terrible person or anything even close to that…thats what others have projected in to you in their reactions/actions and words etc…it’s just how lack of acceptance is self justified….anyway, I’m glad that you had that couple to help you to help you to feel what others were lacking in support…❤️

 

[KO896]

Having my daughter was my proudest moment. She was very ill and in the hospital for 10 days, so I truly appreciate her and enjoy every day I get to be around her.

 

[cybercupid]

Honestly for me it would be my healing journey. Leaving home, I never thought I'd make it out. I'm proud of myself for doing everything on my own since then, no longer codependent, and unlearning all of the toxic tendencies and habits I developed growing up. My anxiety and anger was off the charts... I had so many feelings that I pushed deep down, and it's been difficult to let go (especially of resentment) but everyday it does get easier for me.

 

[Ammi]

Honestly for me it would be my healing journey. Leaving home, I never thought I'd make it out. I'm proud of myself for doing everything on my own since then, no longer codependent, and unlearning all of the toxic tendencies and habits I developed growing up. My anxiety and anger was off the charts... I had so many feelings that I pushed deep down, and it's been difficult to let go (especially of resentment) but everyday it does get easier for me.

…that’s very huge, to change and alter behaviour patterns that have become ‘self defence’ and coping mechanisms and it shows your strength and determination to be the person that you want to be…the best version of yourself, as it were…the resentment was maybe something that helped to strengthen your determination as well, you don’t need it anymore, it’s served it’s purpose but you can leave it there on that shelf as a reminder of how far you’ve travelled on your path and how amazing that is…