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Offline Song Yung

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Journal Challenge #17: Self confidence Mirror Exercise
« on: April 13, 2020, 06:23:11 PM »
Journal challenge 04/13/2020

Name 5 of your doubts and say 5 positive things about you in the mirror upon wake up and before bed time to yourself, out loud. 

What were these things and why? How did you feel about it after doing it a week?
« Last Edit: April 20, 2020, 06:20:55 PM by Song Yung »
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"You" is a reference to "you" the reader and not necessarily directed at "you" the person, but merely a indicative point of reference about the subject "you", which could mean "her", "him", "she", "his", "them", and/or "they" when reading "you" and on rare ocassions, even "me"

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Re: Journal Challenge #17: Self confidence Mirror Exercise
« Reply #1 on: April 20, 2020, 06:25:29 PM »
1. Eyes (took me a long time to appreciate these peepers)
2. Lips (by the age of 30'ish I finally came to terms, these are mine)
3. Hips (I have always liked my hips)
4. Ass (I hate it personally but embraced it because I have been complimented on it)
5. Smart charm with a bit of sexy sass
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