- Why are you doing #LoveMe?
- A photo of you
- A word that describes you
- A person who loves you
- A note to the past you
- A note to the future you
- One thing that’s just for you
- Share a scar
- Share something beautiful
- Share a secret
- Share a smile
- Share a flaw
- Share a quote
- Share a fear you overcame
- Something you have done right
- Something you like about yourself
- Something that feeds your soul
- Something that feeds your brain
- Something you feel strongly about
- Something you love to wear
- Something you are proud of
- What makes you unique?
- What is your best feature?
- What makes you happy?
- What makes you laugh?
- What makes you feel beautiful?
- What have you accepted about yourself?
- What have you learned from doing #LoveMe these past twenty-eight days?
This is also kind of an easy one, much like yesterday’s. What feeds my brain is my studies. As much as I whinge and moan about my lack of spare time during semester (soon to be trimester, hopefully!), about not having time to do the things I want to do, I love my degree. I love learning about human nature and how people think. I also love seeing the ways in which I may be able to help people one day. There’s a reason why I haven’t dropped out yet. I earn a decent living doing what I do, and I do love it, but even though it can be challenging sometimes, I am not exactly stimulated by my work. I will be if I can build a career in psychology.
I want to make a difference in people’s lives. I want to help fight the stigma of mental health issues and the seeking of help for those issues. And in order to do that, I need to feed my brain up enough so that it is strong enough, and filled with knowledge enough, to be able to do the best work that I can.
