English, 22.02.2021 01:00 ofmiceandkj1

I like doing these random questions to see people’s answers. You get some points and I get to learn more about people. Some day I’d like to help as many as possible and on that journey I am on this is where I’m at. Have fun answering these following questions. There is no right or wrong answer. Answer honestly and thoughtfully. Responses could be as long or short as you want. 1. What is one kind thing you can say about yourself today?

2. What or who lights you up?

3. Why are you worth knowing?

4. When was the last time you did something for the first time?

5. How are you, really??

Now a quote from my favorite human: “Never let anyone’s opinion of you convince you that you are someone you’re not. Keep your head up.”
(If you know who said this, automatic brainliest)

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