My temper

Migraine headaches. first one started at the age of nineteen and lasted untile age 52. they were horrible. then, they just stopped. i believe my headaches were hereditary, since my dad had the identical same situation with his headaches. his stopped at age 51. i have been blessed that they are no more for me.

Sex, my guitar playing, my appreciation for others and their attributes as opposed to their flaws and my ability to fold my laundry more quickly.

It hasn’t just been steady improvement, it’s had ups and downs, but I think I’ve gotten better at not putting as much pressure on myself, becoming less anxious, and keeping my own well-being in mind while making decisions.

My temper. I am more forgiving.

I am more responsible with everything I do and more independant.

Maturity, understanding, temper, goals and focuses on more important things in life, and my rapacious attitude towards injustices caused by religious people lol.

Foreplay!! Well when you’re a young dumb full of come teenager you think it’s something to do with golf XD

The love for my husband.

My BS detector.

@john65pennington I can relate to this one. I’ve been headache-prone since I was a kid, but the migraines started out of the blue just before I turned twenty. They were awful for the summer and there was this mess with doctors not knowing their source and my not having health insurance and it was a nightmare. Thankfully, they have dissipated enough for me to go about my daily routine without having to pop a daily pill.

Something that has gotten better… my inferiority complex. I’d like to think that I have a healthier perception of myself now.

My ability to stand up for myself—for my rights, my beliefs, my opinions, my abilities, even my quirks.

My crows feet, get more and more defined every year…

My life. There were a lot of bad things that happened in my younger years. I’m glad things have gotten better over the years.

My kissing. French kissing.
I sucked it in in it, for the bigger part of my life, i didn’t actually liked it, but the last to years i started to learn and love it.

My patients and MY BS detector. Good one @lucillelucillelucille .

I find I sleep very well after blowing someone off. I have no guilt. (very little)

@ChazMaz , I didn’t know you were a doctor. ;-)

Sometimes it sure feels like it. ;-)

Envy and competitiveness are burdens that are just about gone. still working on it. More spiritual, much more. Like animals now; never noticed them most of my life.
Other than those, nothing much.

work schedule
stress level
metabolic profile

how much beer i can consume in an hour.

Tolerance and patience.

not much, except maybe when someone is planning on deceiving me. I often learn of it before the offender realizes it.

Sex.