What makes you proud of yourself?

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Ashley W.

Jul 9, 2013

Ashley W.

Before I get complaints I put this under style because I feel if someone is proud of themself they're confident and confidence is the best accessory. But anyways I was in practice today and tore myself up pretty bad. During practice while going through my routine I manages to tweak my neck, hurt my back, pinch a nerve in my ankle, and pop a blood vessel in my hand. As you can imagine I felt pretty crappy. But I kept dancing and I was proud of myself because of it! Share a moment when you were proud of yourself! :)

Erica M.

Jul 9, 2013

Erica M.

So when I was younger I got bullied by some older girls, then my cousins also older than me made fun of me, they made up rumors about me which weren't true. And I didn't go after them or anything. I'm proud of myself for turning the other cheek and being nice to them.

Ashley W.

Jul 9, 2013

Ashley W.

That's a great thing to be proud of :) I know how it feels to be bullied and I wish I had as much strength as you to be the bigger person.

Erica M.

Jul 9, 2013

Erica M.

It sucks being bullied and I know one day you'll have the strength :)

Kady T.

Jul 9, 2013

Kady T.

I'm proud of the fact I was a sigle mum at 17 and how I've been through two years of college, have a nice car, a nice flat about to buy a house with my man and daughter and a great job as a beauty therapist and my daughter is so loved and happy so I'm happy :) I'm turning 21 next month. You can do anything you set your mind too girls no matter what's in your way!

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