Self-worth doesn't enter into it. In a dating profile, you describe yourself, not how you feel about yourself. You talk about the things you do in your spare time, and in your work time (if you consider your work to be enjoyable and/or a big part of your life); the kind of things you find funny or interesting; your favourite food, movies, music, and activities; your important life experiences; etc. How to feel about these things should be left up to the person reading the profile, not the one writing it.
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Date: 2008-03-18 10:54 am (UTC)Self-worth doesn't enter into it. In a dating profile, you describe yourself, not how you feel about yourself. You talk about the things you do in your spare time, and in your work time (if you consider your work to be enjoyable and/or a big part of your life); the kind of things you find funny or interesting; your favourite food, movies, music, and activities; your important life experiences; etc. How to feel about these things should be left up to the person reading the profile, not the one writing it.