As the title suggests:
1. Numbers: your age, your weight, your height.
2. Your standardized test scores.
3. Heck, even your normal test scores. Your grades. Your GPA. The number of colleges into which you did or did not get accepted.
4. The number of hours you spend at the gym.
5. The number of days you go to church.
6. Your religious beliefs.
7. Your political beliefs.
8. How hard you work 24/7. You will always have good days and bad days. You can't give every single workout your 100%--and that's okay.
9. Other people's expectations and standards for you.
10. Your own expectations and standards--for yourself. You are not defined by the ability or inability to meet these high standards you set for yourself. You have never seen yourself, truly. You have only seen your reflection in mirrors, your image through a camera. You have never seen you, as you. How can you give yourself so many standards and judge your own worth based on these, if you have never seen yourself in the light?
11. The interminable list of mistakes you've made in the past.
12. How forgetful you are.
13. How many friends you have.
14. How many times a week you go out to parties.
15. How much you look forward to Friday, just to be done with the week.
16. Your mental state. Your mental health state.
17. The situation your family is in.
18. How much you've succeeded.
19. How much you've failed.
20. How many bridges you've burned, relationship-wise.
21. How other people judge you.
22. Your clothes. The amount of effort you put into your appearance every morning.
23. How many "gold medals" you have won.
24. Your own demons.
25. How often you curse.
26. How often you sin.
27. How often you pray.
28. How often you confess.
29. Whether or not you even believe in a higher power.
30. Your body.
31. Your body art. Piercings, tattoos, or lack thereof.
32. Your intelligence. Your IQ.
33. Your ability to do math. Your ability to read. Your ability to draw.
34. Physical strength.
35. How fast you run, how much you can bench.
36. How much you like junk food.
36. How much little kids like you.
37. How much animals like you.
38. Your sexual orientation and gender.
39. If you want to get married.
40. If you want to have kids.
41. How many kids you want.
42. Your opinions on abortion, gun control, immigration, etc.
43. How good of a driver you are.
44. How good of a parallel-parker you are.
45. How much money you make.
46. What you do for a living.
47. Whether or not you even have a job.
48. How good you are at calming people down when they're crying.
49. How adventurous you feel at the moment.
50. How much you stress yourself out needlessly.
51. How much you can ramble on, and on, and on.
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