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Do you think your hometown is a good place to live? Why or why not?.

Tell your story about how you won something, like a contest, a game, or a raffle.

Describe a part of your job or everyday work that you loathe.

Describe a part of your job or everyday work that you love.

Is your home usually neat, or usually messy? Why is that? Do you think it matters? Why or why not?.

Describe a physical feature of yours that you really like.

How did you meet them? How did you play together?

Tell your story about your first best friend as a child.

How did you meet them? What do you like about them?

Tell your story about how you made a friend in the past five years or so.

What superstitions do you believe in or follow? Do you do certain things to avoid bad luck, or make wishes in certain ways?.

Write about one of your most useful talents.

Describe your favorite toy or game when you were five years old.

Write about how you fit the stereotype of people from your country… or about how you don’t fit it at all.

Write about how you’re a typical resident of your city or town… or about how you’re different from most people there.

Tell your story about the time you succeeded at something because you just.

Write about one of the worst classmates or coworkers you’ve ever had.

Write about one of the most admirable classmates or coworkers you’ve ever had.

Describe your favorite spot in your home, and why you like it.Are you shy about your body, such as when you change clothes in a locker room? Or are you comfortable with it? Why?.

If you don’t know, write about how you don’t know. Write about how a person can tell if they’re really in love.Write about the benefits of being an only child-or the advantages of having siblings.Do you have the same religious beliefs that you had as a child? If so, why? If not, how and why did they change?.Write about what you see as one of your best qualities.Describe one of your earliest childhood memories.If you like these prompts for writing about yourself, you might want to pin or bookmark them for future reference. You may not be able to relate to all of them, but I tried to make them pretty general! These creative writing exercises can also help you develop the characters in your short story, novel, or screenplay - just imagine your character answering them instead of you. These may be used as memoir writing prompts if you’re interested in telling the story of your life, or the could be idea starters for blog posts or journal prompts for self discovery. That’s why I put together this list of creative writing prompts for adults or teens. Writing is a great tool for personal growth, but it can be challenging to think of things to write about yourself.