Describe Me? You Must Be Kidding.


Describe Me? You Must Be Kidding.

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Daily writing prompt
What is one word that describes you?

This is one of those silly prompts. How does a person describe themselves in one word? You would have to be a pretty bland person. It is also subjective; some would say “loyal,” “dedicated,” or “sarcastic.” Depending on who you talk to and when, you can get any number of responses. In this case, I am all of those.

loyal – I’m loyal to my family; they come first, and I will do everything I can for them.

dedicated – I have always been hard-working and will get the task done. I’m dedicated to my family, and nothing would change that.

loyal – I do everything I can to keep my word. I don’t like to let people down.

Honest – We had a philosophical question the other day: Would you take a plea deal to avoid jail? If I did not commit the crime, there is no way I would take any deal. I don’t lie.

sarcasm – yes, I can be very sarcastic, my comments if I get aggravated can be sharp and biting, sometimes it is done in humor, sometimes not.

direct – yes, I am direct. I have been told that your honesty and directness put people off. Guess what, I don’t care.

So, one word no, not possible. I am like most people: there are way more than one word to describe a person.


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4 responses to “Describe Me? You Must Be Kidding.”

  1. I love this honest and real take. No one can truly be captured in just one word—we’re all a mix of strengths, layers, and contradictions. Your self-awareness comes through clearly, and there’s something refreshing about owning both the good and the challenging parts. That’s what makes a person genuine.

    1. No sir! we would be bots if that were true. Thanks as always for the note.

  2. Nanny Kate Avatar
    Nanny Kate

    Complex. How’s that?

    1. Wow that is good. Elaine, are you listening to me? I never got to the store.

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