2020 was pretty crazy for all of us, what with the pandemic, the election disputes, and the economy going downhill. But like most bad things, there will always be a ray of sunshine coming through the clouds in the form of friends, family, and maybe a new hobby or two. So what’s something that you’ve done during your quarantine this year that you’re really proud of?
#41
im happy my family is still alive. we all got covid and me and my dad are still fighting it. I'm also proud that I found my sexuality and that my parents accept me fo who i am.
5points
#42
Got an abused dog and showed her what love is. Her names Rona and she's a few months old. Female German shepherd
5points
#43
Proud of surviving the pandemic...
5points
#44
I am proud that I taught myself embroidery! I can sew in cursive now! (although no fancy stitches yet) :)
5points
#45
Gained weight! Been trying all my adult life because I was really underweight. apparently all I needed was a pandemic and the menopause 🤷
5points
#46
Staying at home in self isolation for more than 300 days in 2020 to avoid spreading a fatal virus. Admitted: I'm an introvert.
5points
#47
I talked to my friends and family about my depression and anxiety. And I came out to all my friends. I feel like I got a lot better about talking about my issues.
4points
#48
2020 was the year of 4 cats (the mom came in feb and had 3 kitties in may) and my first grandkid! Also I am very proud of my two youngest kids and myself for doing so well at home schooling during lock down! Today my youngest (11) took his last tests until 2021!! The year was rough, but we made it!! (So far!!)
4points
#49
figured out i was nonbinary and got complimented by one my favorite musical artists on a portrait i drew of them :) really the highlights of my year!
4points
#50
I'm proud that I've acknowledged my feelings and realized I'm B. Oh and I also have a crush 🥴 She knows........ She likes me back!!!!
4points
#51
I wrote a book.
It's written in hungarian language.
https://www.lira.hu/hu/konyv/szepirodalom/sci-fi-fantasy-krimi/reichenberger-rajmund-haz-a-kertunk-vegen?gclid=Cj0KCQiAw_H-BRD-ARIsALQE_2POUsbXLR754cNQfLK8tKGjH4nhKXiVSmPxAhbNE8MovVc9pNxMUqQaAiTFEALw_wcB
https://www.lira.hu/hu/konyv/szepirodalom/sci-fi-fantasy-krimi/reichenberger-rajmund-haz-a-kertunk-vegen?gclid=Cj0KCQiAw_H-BRD-ARIsALQE_2POUsbXLR754cNQfLK8tKGjH4nhKXiVSmPxAhbNE8MovVc9pNxMUqQaAiTFEALw_wcB
4points
#52
I raised Fern for another year, i know its not big but i am so proud of her
4points
#53
I turned a teenager! Sorta silly thing to be proud of but whatever. I feel more confident somehow and I am actually starting to like the way I look on camera.
4points
#54
Fighting intense waves of depression from my bipolar downturn during the pandemic by making a video appt. with a new doctor to make sure my blood was tested for adequate levels of medication. My meds were way low and not keeping up, even with therapy and exercises. Glad I had them checked, and increased, instead of blaming myself for reacting "poorly" to bad stuff going on in the world.
4points
#55
I am really proud of the fact that I am alive. I had the biggest mental health breakdown I have ever experienced. I live alone. We went into shut down and I became convinced the world was ending. The fear of covid overwhelmed me.
I spent 2 months crying hysterically and unable to sleep more than 2-3 hrs a night. I couldn't eat as it made me puke from fear.
I fought back hard, I called my dr for help (meds) and counselling. I called help lines, sometimes 4x a day. I called my friends and did outside yard visits with them when all I could do was cry. I worked so hard to stay alive.
There were dark dark times when I wasn't sure. I knew I didn't want to commit suicide as it would devastate my family (even though they are not talking to me right now). I was terrified to go back to work. I made myself at least try it. I am back at work and rocking it!
I won this battle. It was the hardest battle of my life. and I won. I am gaining back my mental health. I want everyone to know b/c we always think we are alone. We rarely reach out for help. But it is there. We are not alone. Please ask for help if you think you might need it.
I spent 2 months crying hysterically and unable to sleep more than 2-3 hrs a night. I couldn't eat as it made me puke from fear.
I fought back hard, I called my dr for help (meds) and counselling. I called help lines, sometimes 4x a day. I called my friends and did outside yard visits with them when all I could do was cry. I worked so hard to stay alive.
There were dark dark times when I wasn't sure. I knew I didn't want to commit suicide as it would devastate my family (even though they are not talking to me right now). I was terrified to go back to work. I made myself at least try it. I am back at work and rocking it!
I won this battle. It was the hardest battle of my life. and I won. I am gaining back my mental health. I want everyone to know b/c we always think we are alone. We rarely reach out for help. But it is there. We are not alone. Please ask for help if you think you might need it.
4points
#56
I was able to save quite a bit of money towards paying off my mortgage.
3points
#57
I've had depression for the last few years, but we can't afford meds or therapy so I just kind of had to fight it off, and even though we only have a couple weeks left of 2020, i'm proud to say that i'm finally getting better :) I still have pretty bad anxiety, and my BPD isn't going away anytime soon, but still... one thing getting better is better than none!
3points
#58
I found out my gender and my sexuality! I'm a demisexual demigirl! Also my art has improved a lot over quarantine! I hope everyone stays healthy and safe, y'all are absolutely amazing! Lots of love to all of you guys and gals and everyone in between!
-Anarchy
-Anarchy
3points
#59
Getting rid of 2020 🤣😂
3points
#60
I'm very proud of my mama who is a RN in a floor full of patients with covid-19.
3points