1 and 6 for the soft asks☺️
1. what song makes you feel better?
There are a couple of answers for this one! If you're just looking to put me in a happy mood, the song that makes me smile without fail is "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"! The original song is by Yellow Magic Orchestra, but I can be quite happy with the Vocaloid cover or the version from the end credits of Maria†Holic!! If you're wanting to make me feel better though, especially from a low point, almost any song by P!nk is well suited to that! I've said before that her music has saved my life, and many of her songs feel like that loving punch on the arm followed by helping you to your feet, from a friend who's been there and knows how to bring you back up again and keep it real.
6. say three nice things about yourself (three physical and three non-physical).
I have two beauty spots under one eye! I didn't notice it for the longest time and when I finally did, I realized I really like that about my face!
Speaking of eyes, I have central heterochromia! It's not easy to tell unless you really get up close and in my face; most people assume my eyes are either green or brown, depending on the lighting. Either way they're kind of right! My outer iris is green, while my inner iris is more of an umber-brown with flecks of yellow! The yellow is hard to spot, but I've always found the fact I've got heterochromia to be kind of cool.
I really got my hair from my biological dad; though he keeps his head shaved these days, my curls and growing white pattern come from him! (My hair's been going steadily white since I was 15, and the last time I hung out with my biological dad and younger half-brother, bro pointed out dad and I have the same white pattern in our hair!) And I love that.
Uhhh...something nice about myself that's not physical. Hmm. I write well. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that's really my best (though perhaps only) talent.
I'd like to think I'm pretty open and willing to listen to people when they need it, and can engage in fairly decent, if not meaningful, discussion.
I've reached the point where I can be kind with myself when I have intrusive negative thoughts about how I was when I was younger, and remember that however much I wince or cringe thinking back on how I used to be, it just goes to show I've grown, I'm not the same person, and I can forgive myself in all regards and move past it.
