This has been a mixed bag for me. For starters I've been more productive this year than any of my other years spent on this wiki, more than doubling my article count from 2016 and 2017 combined. I've also started working on the space opera canon of my dreams, I'm now closer to getting the Church of the Second Hytoth fully established than ever before, and SCP-1548 surpassed SCP-2417 in terms of votes, making it the highest rated article I've worked on. I've also had a fair share of successes this year, namely SCP-4131 and SCP-4990 and I've finally begun branching outside of my comfort zone with more emotional and character-driven pieces.
However, the year had a rough start. My articles posted at the start of the year generally received little attention, and the articles of mine I rewrote during that time experienced the same thing. I entered a partially depressive writing slump during this time, which lasted up until I posted SCP-3840 and started having more of an upward climb. My mental health completely crashed during the 4K contest, though. I had extremely (and likely unrealistically) high hopes with how much attention my entry would receive (I'd heard so much before about how thousands contest entries received attention boosts, and could often cement themselves as classics). Instead it received middling attention and mixed reviews, while articles by virtually everyone I knew gained massive popularity. This sent me into a unconfident, depressive spiral that lasted for a month, probably one of the worst depressive bout I've ever experienced. Things have improved for me since then, but depression issues have noticeably worsened over the past months.
On a less wiki related note: at the end of this August I started Hormone Replacement Therapy. It's hard for me to express just how incredible of a moment that was. Progress from it may have largely stalled over the past few months, and gender dysphoria may worsening, but it will always be the highlight of this year. With enough time it's going to turn me into the person I've always wished I could be.
Hopefully next year will fare better.