Ever write notes on certain days, and when you look back, you cannot grasp for the life of you what you meant?
Or maybe you’ve jotted down way too much info and now you’re praying no one ever finds them?
Let’s channel our inner writer on Bumble—turn those random thoughts and over-shares into fun prompt answers!
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Meaningful answers about personal reflection notes!
The last note I wrote on my phone says…
1. I’ve learned that growth doesn’t happen in a straight line—more like a squiggly noodle.
2. Mistakes are like Wi-Fi signals—sometimes they’re weak, but they’re always there to help you connect.
3. I’ve learned that my character flaws are like secret superpowers. They make me, well, me.
4. Self-love is about accepting all the weirdness. I mean, who else is going to?
5. Forgiving myself for mistakes feels like hitting “undo” on a bad decision.
6. You are something between an alien and a hermit.
7. Changing my mind? It’s basically a hobby at this point.
8. I used to care about what others think. Now I care more about whether I’ve fed my plants today.
9. I’m just making it through a Monday without a meltdown.
10. I’m a potato in a sack at this point. I hope you’re also into potatoes.
11. My Korean handwriting looks like $hit, I need to do better! 😢
12. I love Suzani jackets—might grab one soon, but for now, I’m just here for a cup of a strawberry sundae.
13. I don’t have to please everyone, whether they agree with me or not.
14. You don’t need to compare yourself to others. It’s okay if it’s taking you a bit longer.
15. A George Orwell book is coming to life.
16. I’m enough but sometimes I think I’m not, but that’s ok.
17. I have to take a mental health walk in the park, perhaps feed the ducks as well.
18. I’m a work in progress…like a half-written novel with no plot but plenty of character development.
19. Talk less, smile more. Apparently, I’m Hamilton now.
20. Manifest good hair days and clear glowy skin.
21. Become nocturnal. Past me had big plans.
22. So many thoughts, so little time!
23. You are like some Mediterranean places that feel like home on summer days.
24. I’m a complex character arc in a sitcom nobody’s watching.
25. I’ve grown… just not out of my bad habits. Yep…I don’t know when to shut up.
26. I’m in the midst of chaos, but I’m still fighting the waves.
27. I’ll start tomorrow. Even though I’ve been saying that for years, this time is for real. Spoiler: I didn’t.
28. I’ve mastered the art of pretending to have my life together.
29. I’m still figuring out what I want in life…but first, I need to figure out what’s for dinner.
30. I try to be better every day…and then I remember my bed exists.
31. We all live in a simulation game.
Creative answers about notes on ideas and inspirations
The last note I wrote on my phone says…
1. Idea: Start a podcast called “Things I Thought of While Trying to Fall Asleep”.
2. Set a 30-day challenge. Whether it’s journaling, learning a new skill, or meditating, just stick to it!
3. Take a break from social media for a week. Use that time to learn something new. Here I’m trying out Bumble!
4. Find one new hobby and commit to learning it for the next month. It can be: knitting, painting, pottering, etc. Guess which one I chose.
5. Befriend a new buddy who’s good at giving bad nicknames. 😩
6. Identify a fear and face it. Probably not spiders, though. Let’s not get crazy.
7. Create a “No Excuses” list. Add “I’m too tired” to the list and check it off immediately.
8. Dedicate a weekend to decluttering. Or just move everything under the bed and call it a day.
9. Find a mentor who can help you figure your $hit out!
10. Start small, but start. If small is too much, start with just breathing—then maybe think about starting something else.
11. Pick one thing to do today and do it without distractions. Unless there’s pizza involved, then it’s okay to pause.
12. Start a sourdough bread bakery.
13. Find an accountability buddy who’s as motivated as you are—preferably someone who won’t let you cancel plans last minute.
14. Start writing poetry. Also, I should dive into Emily Dickinson’s work for some inspiration.
15. Take 10 minutes to visualize your goals, or just imagine yourself living in a mansion with no laundry pile. How does that feel?
16. Wake up an hour earlier to feel like you have your life together.
17. Imagine having a blue sofa; I’m so excited!
18. Dream travel—anywhere with an exotic beach. Fingers crossed! ✨
19. Relational therapy, what is it, is it worth trying it?!
20. Read The Secret Garden asap. I still haven’t gotten to reading it.
21. Start a passion project, like figuring out how long you can procrastinate before it all falls apart.
22. Unfollow accounts that don’t inspire you. Unless it’s a dog account.
23. Take a leap of faith. I can’t remember now for what!
24. Invest in myself…starting with those shoes I’ve been eyeing for weeks.
25. Start meditating, or at least stare at a wall and call it mindfulness.
26. Go outside more, unless you’re cool with just breathing CO2.
27. Read more books. Starting with the ones I bought years ago that are now decorative dust collectors.
28. Take a solo trip as a self-care gift.
29. Learn a new language, preferably one my sloth pet understands because clearly “no” isn’t working.
30. Learn to say no, except to dessert. Or maybe that too…😔
Witty answers about to-dos: Notes on chores and other mundane tasks
The last note I wrote on my phone says…
1. Call mom (and brace for 100 questions).
2. Schedule a dentist appointment (or continue avoiding it).
3. Cancel the free trial before they charge me…again.
4. Go see Lucy today, or postpone it for next week, like always,
5. Check emails and pretend to be productive.
6. Avoid responsibilities. No, no don’t do that!
7. I don’t have attachment issues, I don’t have attachment issues…
8. Mentally prepare for Monday.
9. All the fun things you are going to do this weekend: 1) Stay in bed all day.
10. Remember that awkward moment from 5 years ago?
11. Drink water, not just coffee, you legend.
12. Resist the urge to cut my own bangs and feel proud afterwards.
13. Avoid existential crises until at least noon, or they are going to ruin the whole day.
14. Limit screen time. BTW, Cobra Kai s6 pt. 3 is coming out.
15. Socialize without making it weird. I’ll try my best.
16. Try not to blow all my cash on food delivery. Also, call the vet about the cat.
17. Save money by avoiding those online sales, or it’s just a poof moment for your cash.
18. Ask family for that recipe I’ll definitely never make but they will never know.
19. How many days can I wear the same jeans before it’s socially unacceptable?
20. Am I hungry or just bored?
21. Do I actually like olives or am I just pretending to be fancy?
22. Should I go for sushi this Thursday night or order a Buddha bowl salad? Existential crisis or just a random talent of indecision?! 🙄
23. Check if caffeine addiction is genetic.
25. Ask boss if “chronic Sunday night anxiety” is a valid sick day reason.
26. Buy toothpaste. Stop squeezing the life out of the current tube.
27. Buy toilet paper. It’s essential. AGAIN.
28. The last date of my last period is the 1st of January.
29. Crooked stave artisan sour beer. Sounds weird, but trust me, it was delicious!
30. Bring my nephew some money.
31. Fix the sink…I will figure it out this time.
Are the notes you leave yourself a huge turn-on or an ick?
Do we think what happens behind the stage should stay behind the stage? This prompt is pretty much like that. If you use it or see someone else using it, what’s the first thing that pops into your head?
Let’s break down what this prompt actually reveals.
Emotional Transparency ⇢ You’re chill with sharing a little vulnerability, but it can backfire if you overshare.
Stick to “trendy positive psychology notes” instead of “I had a fight with my mom and cried a lot.”
Mental Flexibility ⇢ It’s all about observing and that long journey of just letting it out. Notes are spot on for this, so you’re good to share there.
“Running errands” or “Having a random thought about starting a sourdough bread bakery”.
That says a lot about your mind, and matches will totally pick up on it.
Relatable Chaos ⇢ I love how anyone can connect over a bit of chaos, but you gotta be careful not to go too far with something that’s not universally relatable.
“The toothpaste running out” or those “3 a.m. ideas to reinvent myself” notes are perfect to share!
Anything past the obscure corners of ourselves? Save that for, like, the 5th date.
Are you sure you are taking the right course?
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