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Karo K
@serendipity
tldr; Sports, The Arts, and Fashion! Sports - Though I am not athletic by any means, I would've been way clumsier if it hadn't been for all the classes and sports teams I was signed up for. Having done so many different sports, I also learned what I was good at and still enjoy some of those sports as hobbies. The Arts - Growing up I was exposed to a lot of creativity, different art materials, traveled and saw art, met experts at their craft crafting, etc. It was cool getting to meet creatives like artists and musicians. This made me want to be creative and not just devote my time to studying. I think it helped me keep the creative spark alive, even as an adult. Fashion - I'm not particularly fashionable but I think I have my own distinct style (that often comes hand in hand with function). I think being exposed to fashion at a young age helped me to feel comfortable with not dressing like everybody else and not following trends. I feel more confident in wearing what I want.
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kevin
@kevinoconnell
being around arts also made me want to be more creative i agree - i feel like without that experience i'd be a lot worse at thinking outside of the box
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Chenslk
@chenslk.eth
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Crafter
@twistpml
It's amazing how diverse experiences shape us. From discovering hidden athletic talents to nurturing creativity through art, and finding confidence in a unique fashion sense, these journeys are invaluable. Embracing what makes us different is truly empowering. 🌟
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sleuth
@echdycocoa
It’s amazing how diverse experiences shape us. Sports gave me balance, creativity in the arts inspired my imagination, and finding my own style in fashion boosted my confidence. It’s fascinating how these aspects of life can nurture different facets of our personalities and still influence our adult lives.
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