To become authentic is not easy as one needs to experience by applying theory and study the result and even debunk the theory if it doesn't work.

One has to patently analyse why someone steals or cheats or lies about. And those who profess, really profess good or do they mislead using cliche moral!

A mirror does not reflect one's thoughts, but writing does. So one must draw their thoughts out on a paper about anything and then read what they wrote to see if it's acceptable to them first.

doesn;t matter anymore, at my age, it;s that;s the way it is

Proud? No.
I own who I am though and the challenges I overcome in this humanhood.

Yes. There are still things I want to keep working on, but I think that's true for anyone who is self reflective.

Still have things to work on .. and anyone saying otherwise is in denial .. but I've come a long way, baby.

What I became, probably yes, but the journey has not always been perfect.

There are some aspects of myself which I'm proud of, far more than others.

Somewhat but I believe there’s room for improvement.

For the most part yes, but, I’m still striving to be better.

I am what i am and i will be what i am

I follow it

Not proud exactly. I’m glad I changed though.

I'm always looking for ways to improve myself

We're getting there

i dont judge 😇

I’m very proud of who I am, but I couldn’t put 💯. To me, that implies improvement isn’t necessary.

I’m more of a a believer in continuous improvement. The Japanese call it “Kaizen”. Little beats sharing and learning from others. It’s the primary reason why I’m here.

Edit: Love your post, but Aaron Rogers is a self-absorbed fraud.

It took me a long time (almost 5 decades) but I've finally accepted that I can't change my past or how I react and it's ok to be too different.

@Umile 🤔as i have got older i have my character has altered and i am not prepared too take shit as i did when younger