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Not the subject in which you have the best grades. Tell me about that one subject that makes you research, ask questions and really makes you curious.

This image represents exactly what I want this community to stand for. None of us are perfect. We all have our fissures, the cracks that sometimes make us feel like we’re worth less, like we’re not enough. But if we look back at ourselves with honesty, we realize that these imperfections are the things that shape our character. They are what make each of us truly unique. The mask shows the Japanese art of Kintsugi, where broken pottery is repaired with a gold-like liquid. . Instead of hiding the damage, it embraces it. It highlights every crack, celebrating the object’s history by turning its breaks into the most beautiful part. That’s what I want this community to be: A place where we don’t hide our cracks, but learn to see them as beautiful imperfections.

What's the thing that makes you want to be better? Why does it push you so bad you won't give up??