-          My life, my motivation, and my family. I feel as though these possessions I have are not to be granted. I truly cherish every ounce of my life to my family. And I wouldn’t be able to continue to pursue my aspirations and goals in life without the motivation I have. Also support from my family is enough to build a barrier for obstacles to bounce off; helping me to improve myself and be the best version today and tomorrow.

What do you value from your loved one/ significant someone?

-          I most value their support, perseverance, and patience. I value these three the most since those are what drive anyone to push forward and fight. Having patience and perseverance is crucial for the longevity, and support is crucial for our strength. Without them, much like a building without a foundation, it’ll crash.

What do you value from yourself? Why?

-          I mostly value my consistency and quality. I think consistency is key to developing a rhythm, and the more we’re consistent, the faster we understand and improve. But with consistency I would also value quality. Every strenuous thing we have to face both physically and mentally can be tiring, and consistency is also a crucial role in building more weight. But our quality of life and our careers is important. Having a positive outlook, knowing what is good and bad, and knowing what satisfies our specific attributes is something I truly value especially once I grow older.

- My most precious possession is my life and everything I have received while living it. I adore every blessing and struggle that comes to me as I believe it will help me grow as a better person. 

What do you value from your loved one/ significant someone?

- I value their honesty, tenderness, kindness, and ability to stand by my side. I appreciate everything about them as I think it is an opportunity to be enveloped by such incredible people. I will forever thank and love their presence in my life.

What do you value from yourself? Why? 

- I value my constancy. I have gone a long way to what I am now, and I am still trying to enhance myself constantly. I will treasure every lesson that I have learned and will learn in the future as it creates a better version of myself.

What do you value from your loved ones/significant someone?

What do you value from yourself? Why?

- My family and friends are not my possession, they are more than that, they are not objects that I can simply have, So for this, I have to say my phone. It contains all my memories through photos and videos, my thoughts through writing on the notes app, my hobbies like digital art and animation as well as how to find new experiences, entertainment from apps, and it is a way for me to communicate with my friends from far away.

 

2.       What do you value from your loved one/significant other?

- Their trust, patience, and unconditional love. The people I love the most are also the ones I trust the most. I know them just as much as they know me, and we tell each other everything we experience through our days. Their patience is very valuable to me, because sometimes, I can be too much, and sometimes I can’t keep up with everyone else, yet they wait for me and help me to get better. Their unconditional love, they love me simply because I am me and I appreciate them so much for that, because I can never do the same to myself, nonetheless I love them just as much.

 

3.       What do you value from yourself?

- I value my ambition and creativity. For ambition, I always have a plan for the future, even if I don’t follow through, I know what I want to strive for. For creativity, I always loved making art, be it drawing, singing, playing instruments, and sometimes writing as well.