Day 3647: Proud

When I asked this question on Twitter last night …

… I knew that some people would respond that being proud was not a good thing, while others would happily cite family members and their own accomplishments.

The definition of “proud” reflects this dichotomy:

Last week in a therapy group, I invited people to brag about themselves and, similarly, some people easily described what they were proud of and others struggled with that.

I think that many of us have been taught that pride is a sin and I’m proud of the fact that I’ve helped people realize that it is not a sin, but rather a healthy connection with one’s own self worth.

I’m proud that I wrote the above quickly with minimal rewriting and I’m proud that I’ve gathered all these images for you today:

The Daily Bitch seems proud about her relationship with cheese.

Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “proud.”

What something you’re proud of?

I’m proud that I have so many wonderful people in my life, including YOU.

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16 thoughts on “Day 3647: Proud”

  1. I learn so much from you, Ann. (We can both be proud of that.)

  2. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with pride. I think the issue becomes, as with most things, when you have too much.

  3. I think what we’re proud of says a lot about us. Last week, on my birthday, I went to Radnor Lake where I’ve been a regular volunteer. I’m proud to have had a small part in protecting a natural area and making it enjoyable for others.

  4. I’m proud to teach and learn from young children.

  5. It is good to be proud of what we have achieved! If we arent proud of our own achievements, that is bad!

  6. I’m proud to keep our friendship strong, Ann.

  7. puella33

    I’m proud of translating a book into English, The Shoah in Colors written by a dear friend, Alan David Baumann, which is now available on amazon. Happy Holidays, Ann

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