Hi @elenahornfilm
Well that's another difficult question to answer because I don't like to self-advertise myself.
But To not answer your question would be rude...
So, just to list a few:
I introspect a lot and in my self-discoveries, what I have found is that I'm not easily programmable by others and I rely on facts and logic than biased opinions. Being easily swayed by others opinions and thoughts and losing your own inner voice in the process can be quite devastating. I pride on myself for being a critical thinker and I think it's a trait that everyone should adopt.
Another thing I love about myself is that I'm reckless and unpredictable... equipped with an in-born rebel attitude. I would rather be a lone wolf than one of those sheep because I hate being institutionalized and I hate taking orders from shallow thinkers. Too many people just live their monotonous, robotic and boring life in a state of being half-asleep without ever asking 'WHY?' We're all in a pursuit of happiness and happiness is tied to the amount of freedom we have. I love myself for being awake and admire myself for rejecting to participate in the rat race.
Another thing I esteem about myself is that I'm not closely attached to anyone. I believe having the ability to share unconditional love and support without emotional dependence and bondage is much better for our species and it can save us from a lot of suffering. I'm not attached to any materialistic possessions too. I'm not even attached to my own extensions and I'm not attached to my past version and my memories. I try to adopt Buddhist principles in my life and I always try to live in the moment free from the clutches of the past and worries of the future.
The inner narcissist in me is screaming out 99 reasons why I love myself for being who I am but I'll just stop here and end this comment! :)