The one person who makes me happiest is...

My husband and my kids. I can be ME the real me at least more so with my kids but definitely with my husband.

The person who makes me happy is my boyfriend. Of all the guys Ive met he's really the nicest of them all and he respects me a lot and he let me feel that he really love me even though sometimes I doubt him and proved me wrong .

The person that makes me happiest is my boyfriend. He always supports me and tries to understand what I'm going through. He's really great for me, and I'm so grateful to have him in my life.

Just one - my friend Sara. Even on dark days she can make me feel better.

@Kate probably either my older sister or my best friend Brandon from church.

My mom. She

One person that always makes me happy is one of my best friends. She's always so positive and uplifting and never fails to make me laugh.

Ally of people make me happy, but the ones that really make me the happiest, are my husband and my kids.

My mom fills me with joy. I've been calling her lately. She is quick to be at my side to defend me. She believes in me no matter how much a screw up. If I was falling behind in academics, she personalized to my interests and learning style. If I was being difficult, she would figure out the best way to get me to understand the consequences of my actions.

Even as an adult she stubbornly believes in me no matter if I drop out or if I don't have a job, or I'm depressed, or goofing off, or homeless. Even when I don't believe in myself or other people don't know what to do with me. She enourages me to be me and to turn my dreams into goals. Whether that be driving me to a chimpanzee santuary to volunteer every week. Or kicking my butt into gear to break up with my boyfriend and work hard to volunteer in Borneo like I dreamed of doing since I was 15.

She taught me that every challege is an adventure, and once the worst is through it's just another story to tell. She taught me to not let class define you and what you can do. That creativity is the limit. She taught me that being myself and living my purpose is more important than conforming to a society that doesn't serve you. And yeah, it's not the easy route, you may not make a lot of friends and people will put you down, but it's better than the alternative. She taught me to be honest and vulnerable, even if it makes you seem crazy or you are afraid of looking bad. Because there are a lot of people wishing thay could open up and be themselves, and if you pave the way it makes it easier for them. I've learned that just because paths work for some people, doesn't mean it works for you.

I always feel a sense of relief talking to her, because while I'm trying to ease into adulthood and have all these expectations of society she reminds me of where I came from and what's still possible.

@Kate

My Boyfriend