What is it for you?

If you were a hooker don't tell me. lol

I never thought I would love a guy who loved me back. But it has happened. And as for what I am proud of myself is that I have hope these days.And I speak my mind more.

Desperate times calls for desperate measures, and who are we to judge what you do as shameful or embarrass? You put your family first before yourself, I think most mothers in your situation you found yourself in would have done exactly the same. I am proud of myself at the age of 32 going back to college and sitting in a class of 29 sixteen year old girls. And getting ridiculed every day by them, it was a harrowing experience, but I wanted to learn childcare. I came away with an NVQ3 because I refused to give up and I refused to let them get to me. It took a lot of courage but I succeeded.

I set a goal for my self to get a job with a company that I had wanted to work for for many years. I got an interview and was scheduled for their test to determine if I was someone who would be good for the job. I passed the test and got the job. Unfortunately my mother got sick and I had to quick this job and take a part time one so I could spend time with her.

I did something similar. Back when we just got here, and I couldn't find work anywhere, I took on a job scraping rust off luxury boats. I know it isn't that embarassing, but I never told my parents that. I never told them that their son, with a BS degree, came home everyday showered with metal rust everywhere. It was a job, and I needed to do it, to pay the bills. I guess I'm proud that it taught me humility.

When I was a high school senior, I took the university entrance examination of the university of my dreams. I wasn't a good student back then, and I ended up not getting in that university. It was one of the most horrible experiences of my life, and back then, I honestly didn't know what do in order to get past it. I went to another university, and just before my second year, I took a transferee's exam to the first university I mentioned. I ended up passing, and that just silenced all the doubts I had about myself.

I am proud of myself because out of a little money in which I got during Christmas, I spend it on a business venture.. and now that business is growing so fast.. I thank GOD everyday for all His blessings..

hi lovingmybabies I once worked in the NancyAnn doll company a sleazy job gluing wigs on dolls about five inches tall. I needed the job, I had run away from home at twenty to see the world oh boy so young and so stupid instead of finishing my college courses. the job was really awful. we were paid by the wig and it had to be perfect,the manager took great delight in not passing hardly any of the dolls wigs. I left there and did get a job that paid more and that I knew how to do, nurses aide. so I am proud of my silly too young self for that. my dad came and brought me home which was embarrassing. know what in my thirties with my son also in junior college I went back to get an aa in English I aced it with 4 point gpa.then in my forties I took the last step two years at the U of Calif at Irvine and got my Ba in English.too bad I did not do that when I was in my twenties. So now at 85 I am an educated person going nowhere but you will always have your education so that was good. I am a writer but unpublished yet. .

well, most people nowadays normally seeks a job dat there friend would love to see them with, the essential reason 4 working is to earn for living. once u can take care of the family all is well. for me as a student, i'm proud of being intelligent and glory be to god, the overall of everything is, i'm proud that i am with god, not with the devil.