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Post by Soul on Mar 23, 2005 20:26:27 GMT -5
I know this thread's a little flawed in itself; it's a bit hard to judge your own faults and/or abnormalities, but meh, give it a go.
As I've said before, I have the tendency to act in a manner that would suggest I'm a bit of a sociopath. I many circumstances I don't exhibit the proper and familiar emotional response to situations (most often these being ones in which people would normal show sympathy or sadness), and for that people I know personally sometimes fall under the impression that I don't care for anything. I rarely show negative emotions, save irritability. Conversely, I show positive emotions with a tad more frequency, but still remain naturally stoic and generally opaque to those whom aren't close with me.
Share yours...
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Post by Scarred Wolf on Mar 23, 2005 20:35:11 GMT -5
Um.. an abnormal aspect of my personality? How about we try a NORMAL aspect of my personality? okay well i usually (i cant think of any abnormal ways i express my feelings) when im happy i show it, when im sad, if im sad on the inside, ill just be angry on the outside to cover for it. Other than that, i express myself openly almost all the time. As for personality, i like analyzing things and am good at (unlike my dad for instance) seeing things plainly. I used to make problems (figuratively) more complex and bigger than they were. I have much more flaws, but those are the main ones.
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Post by Machiavelli on Mar 23, 2005 21:15:38 GMT -5
Brilliant thread idea, I am shocked that I didn't come up with it first.
One of my problems is that I show large levels of frustration when in gym. Mind you that I am quite physically sound, that I have seen to and keep myself in that position with an iron will, I am unfamiliar though with the rules of more graceful sports, preferring contact sports such as rugby and football to basketball and badminton. I have even pulled some of my hair out at times because of mistakes I have made.
As a rule I keep quiet and stoic. The only emotion I show openly is humor. All other emotions I keep to myself. As for my silence, it is well known that I only offer my opinion in real life when it is warranted, in other words when someone else is showing levels of proficient stupidity.
Finally, I tend to keep to my little group of preppy-punk-intellectual-comedians (all one group), These tend to be the only people I speak with and are my closest friends.
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Post by Mugetsu on Mar 23, 2005 21:28:13 GMT -5
does an abnormally strong desire to believe the best in people in general despite how often people in general hav chewed you up, spit you out, the stomped over the remains count?
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Post by Machiavelli on Mar 23, 2005 21:33:24 GMT -5
Yes, I believe that is under the category of Overwhelming Impracticality.
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Post by nuwaver89 on Mar 23, 2005 21:35:07 GMT -5
Hmm well at school I tend to be stand-offish.One of my teacher's even told my guidence counselor that I seem to have trouble relating to my fellow peers,which is true in a sense.I have a couple of close friends,but I'm more of a loner.I just find most of classmates to be really irritating and frustrating.Of course I'm not claiming to be any better than them.I get on my nerves plenty.
My loved ones also think I'm distressed,panicky,and a hypochondriac.
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Post by Crickie on Mar 24, 2005 0:24:46 GMT -5
I have this almost blatant disrespect toward authority. This summer, my boss and I butted heads often because I had absolutely no trouble walking into work and telling her exactly what I was and wasn't going to do. Yes, I will work overtime, but I will not tuck in my shirt or put away my camera. Why? I just don't feel like it. I didn't care about what she had to say to me. I had been working at my place of employment about three years before she came, and once she stepped in, things started going wrong. I'm not about to let her f**k up my life, too. I'm not driving a gravy train of falsified emotion. This may not seem like much of a way to live, but honestly, I've never lost a job.
I'm a very irritable person. I can't stand idle chitchat or schmoozing. I speak when I feel it's necessary and shut up when necessity is exhausted.
I also hate phones. I have a cell phone, which I don't like to be on more than three minutes, and I won't touch a regular phone unless I can't get around it in any way.
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Post by Scarred Wolf on Mar 24, 2005 1:20:39 GMT -5
Finally, I tend to keep to my little group of preppy-punk-intellectual-comedians (all one group), These tend to be the only people I speak with and are my closest friends. Same here. I only stick with my "anti- popularity-prep-slut-cheerleader-everyone" 5 people group and don't usually wander out of it to hang out with others. (im sure the name of my group has more parts to it, but im sleepy)
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Post by devinfire on Mar 24, 2005 1:25:15 GMT -5
I tend to act to quickly and think way too slowly. I've gotten myself in some situations that could have easily been avoided if I'd just thought about what I wanted to say for a second but meh, the hourglass never stops until all it's sand is gone.
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Post by ookami de kokoro on Mar 24, 2005 1:29:04 GMT -5
i'm very forthright. whenever i have a strong feeling about something or someone, i tend to express it so bluntly it sounds rude. i also began to notice that i can be very indifferent to certain events. maybe it's because i just don't care or am too lazy to care, but sometimes i wonder if it's normal.
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Post by Soul on Mar 24, 2005 4:11:30 GMT -5
One of my problems is that I show large levels of frustration when in gym. Mind you that I am quite physically sound, that I have seen to and keep myself in that position with an iron will, I am unfamiliar though with the rules of more graceful sports, preferring contact sports such as rugby and football to basketball and badminton. I have even pulled some of my hair out at times because of mistakes I have made. I've got the same issue, only I don't bother at an attempt because I KNOW my coordination will fall short of expectations; team sports don't do it for me. Hence, why I'm always under threat of failing phys.ed. does an abnormally strong desire to believe the best in people in general despite how often people in general hav chewed you up, spit you out, the stomped over the remains count? I have a similar problem, one in which I place trust in people that I'm aware don't deserve it. But, my chain of disrespect goes a little more like: chew me up, split me out, and then whatever's left of me tells how revolting you really are and what I hadn't the neccessity nor energy to admit before.
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Post by Mugetsu on Mar 24, 2005 16:07:53 GMT -5
e.... I have a similar problem, one in which I place trust in people that I'm aware don't deserve it. But, my chain of disrespect goes a little more like: chew me up, split me out, and then whatever's left of me tells how revolting you really are and what I hadn't the neccessity nor energy to admit before. I'm the type that gives too many chances and figures out excuses for other's behavior. example: "oh, my friend whose birthday is two days before mine forgot to get me a birthday present even tho I have her her's already and she hit me up for my last $10 to get her new boyfriend a late birthday gift... well... she is going to meet him offline for the first time next week, so I can see how she'd be exited and want to get something for him..." - yes, that did happen, and that friend is now an ex-friend because of even more thoughtless moronity (gods, I wish I hadn't lent her my copy of Suikoden II, then I wouldn't have to see what I did see the last day I spent in her company, don't ask, it was disgusting, rude, and thoughtless and involved her then-boyfriend who she's now married to).
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Post by armand on Mar 24, 2005 17:53:38 GMT -5
An abnormal aspect of my personality, hmmm, well i am still trying to figure out who i truly am. Presently, i tend to be a centrist. I don't like to get involve in problems that don't concern me and I don't like to make problems that are unnecessary.
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Post by DJ Toboe on Apr 7, 2005 12:31:55 GMT -5
The OE... *nudges Ookami* But other than that, I can be kind of easy. Not like slutty easy (well maybe) but sometimes I can be too trusting and too forgiving and too... well.. giving. This has let to much pain throughout my life and I wish there were some times where I just said "No!" I guess to sum it all up, I can be a doormat. Recently people have been calling me girly... even friends I've known for quite awhile say I act girly now. I don't know if it's the way I lay on the floor while drunk and stroke my belly with my finger tips or how I play and twirl my hair when I'm bored or how I keep a brush in the car to keep my hair looking fine because I drive with the windows down (because my Accord is ghetto and the A/C hasn't worked for 2 years). I also... giggle a lot. So I guess the girly thing comes off pretty well. But I cosplay as Toboe so it all ends up looking rather cute. Here I am looking rather... yeah : djtoboe.com/storage/meandtoboe.jpg
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Post by Wolfgirl on Apr 8, 2005 15:12:47 GMT -5
Me well...I can be happy one moment and angry the next. I can have moodswings. When around the adults I act sweet, innocent,and well mannared. When I am around my friends I act like myself...a Tomboy Just like Dj I can be to forgiving at times.
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