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Honest August 7th, 2017 5:47 PM

Admit your faults
 
Time to face the mirror. What are your biggest faults? More importantly, are you trying to better yourself?

Personally, my biggest fault is that I have trouble considering other people's opinion. I'm very very headstrong, and I am trying to not be like that anymore.

Sydian August 7th, 2017 5:50 PM

i'm extremely lazy. that's not to say i can't and won't put in effort, but it tends to only happen when i'm truly invested. if i can't get myself interested enough in something, then it's just not happening.

Radiating August 7th, 2017 7:06 PM

I tend to procrastinate a lot.

That was a pretty big issue last school year. I had to finish a lot of assignments and projects just as they were about to be due. I'm going to try to fix that this fall by focusing more on my work over little distractions.

Her August 7th, 2017 8:20 PM

arrogant, impulsive and condescending are the first three traits that come to mind

noa August 7th, 2017 9:48 PM

Putting aside the flaws that come with having anxiety and depression- I get fired up too easily and say things I regret, and I can be overbearing.

pkmin3033 August 7th, 2017 10:40 PM

I'm a pessimist, a cynic, and a fatalist. I don't think I've ever had a single positive thought in my life. Maybe I carry it a little too far sometimes. Maybe.

I'm also not very good at talking to people. I don't have any friends. Not sure if that counts as a fault or not. It's my fault, but whether or not it's *a* fault depends, I guess...

Goo August 7th, 2017 11:39 PM

I'm often too hard on myself and settle for way less than I deserve. I'm also very loud when I'm comfortable with someone and horribly insecure. I still find myself tempted to overdrink and/or eat, and if I don't like someone I have difficulty being civil to them, instead being curt and overly honest. I'm sure if I kept digging I'd find more flaws inside me, but its too early in the day for this.

Sawsbuck August 7th, 2017 11:48 PM

My faults are everything
I lie a lot, I'm super paranoid, I make terrible decisions, I'm antisocial, I'm often a "keyboard warrior", and I'm super lazy

smocks August 8th, 2017 12:19 AM

I'm way too cocky, stubborn, over-confident, and hot-headed

Cool_Porygon August 8th, 2017 1:58 AM

I'm too nice. On the flip side I hold grudges.

gimmepie August 8th, 2017 2:03 AM

I'm stubborn, I tend to automatically assume I'm right and I've got something of a temper. For starters :')

BlazingCobaltX August 8th, 2017 3:54 AM

Anxiety stuff aside, I can be super aggressive and vicious when I feel justified.

Spyro August 8th, 2017 7:47 AM

I'm basically just an angry time bomb waiting to explode at any moment

Tsutarja August 8th, 2017 7:57 AM

I have a tendency to say stuff a lot without thinking about what I just said. Sometimes it's good, but it can really hurt when it's bad.

Hiatus August 8th, 2017 7:59 AM

Just a bit too cynical at times, for one.

Aether★ August 8th, 2017 12:41 PM

I go too hard by my own rules, thinking they're the only way to live my life, even if they prove me wrong sometimes. I'm also very lazy, I hold grudges for long and I'm very bitter and hard to make friends with. I also have trust issues, major. My sense of self-worth is very low, but I don't think that completely goes as a fault, since it provides me some advantages.

MarinaSpeaks August 8th, 2017 4:05 PM

I'm very very very bad at letting bad past experiences go. It could take quite a long time for me to feel better about something in the past, and I'd say it usually takes me years to completely forget about a super embarrassing or other sort of very negative experience. My mind drives me crazy because of it sometimes, but thankfully I'm still a pretty happy person overall. :)

pastelspectre August 8th, 2017 4:49 PM

i tend to have a hard time forgetting the past. i still find myself dwelling on things that happened in middle school sadly.

i'm trying to forget that though. i also tend to hold grudges for very long times. i'm trying to fix that as well though. it's proving difficult though.

string555 August 8th, 2017 5:06 PM

My main problem is opening up and being myself offline. It's easy online, but I'm not sure what to do offline besides drinking some beer. :/

Also, I'mma play therapist. :3

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Originally Posted by Honest (Post 9726109)
Personally, my biggest fault is that I have trouble considering other people's opinion. I'm very very headstrong, and I am trying to not be like that anymore.

Try thinking of times where people didn't bother considering your opinion and think about how that made you feel. How could they have treated you better? If you have the answer to that, can you do the same?

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Originally Posted by Sydian (Post 9726111)
i'm extremely lazy. that's not to say i can't and won't put in effort, but it tends to only happen when i'm truly invested. if i can't get myself interested enough in something, then it's just not happening.

Maybe you need to consider the long term goals, and how those small goals can lead to them, that way you can create interest in them?

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Originally Posted by Radiating (Post 9726198)
I tend to procrastinate a lot.

That was a pretty big issue last school year. I had to finish a lot of assignments and projects just as they were about to be due. I'm going to try to fix that this fall by focusing more on my work over little distractions.

As long as they get done on time, is that really a problem? :P

But I guess it can lead to other issues where it has a worse effect. Maybe try to reward yourself when you work on something early, a little positive reinforcement goes a long way. :D

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Originally Posted by Her (Post 9726238)
arrogant, impulsive and condescending are the first three traits that come to mind

Maybe try humbling yourself, you're only one person out of billions. The impulsive part is difficult, but maybe try rewarding yourself whenever you resist an impulse. After rewarding yourself enough times, it becomes easier to resist the impulsion. How does it make you feel when someone is condescending to you? Do you really want to make other people feel the same way?

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Originally Posted by Noa (Post 9726270)
Putting aside the flaws that come with having anxiety and depression- I get fired up too easily and say things I regret, and I can be overbearing.

Depression stems from anxiety. Have you figured out where your anxiety stems from? If it comes from something you can avoid, then the obvious solution is to avoid that something. Of course, it's rarely that simple. I'm not sure I can help if I don't know your sources of anxiety. :(

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Originally Posted by Meyneth (Post 9726282)
I'm a pessimist, a cynic, and a fatalist. I don't think I've ever had a single positive thought in my life. Maybe I carry it a little too far sometimes. Maybe.

I'm also not very good at talking to people. I don't have any friends. Not sure if that counts as a fault or not. It's my fault, but whether or not it's *a* fault depends, I guess...

I've seen you have a sense of humor, making others laugh is positive. :D

You're here talking to people. I don't care what people say, friends are friends, regardless of circumstances, including online friends. The world can look really dark sometimes, but it's not all like that. It all depends on what you focus on. If you had a good dinner, that was good, yes? So there is good. Of course you could just focus on part of it and pick out the bad parts of it. But why not just consider that the glass is both half empty and half full at the same time? It's not all positive, but it's not all negative either, it's both. :D

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Originally Posted by Goo (Post 9726307)
I'm often too hard on myself and settle for way less than I deserve. I'm also very loud when I'm comfortable with someone and horribly insecure. I still find myself tempted to overdrink and/or eat, and if I don't like someone I have difficulty being civil to them, instead being curt and overly honest. I'm sure if I kept digging I'd find more flaws inside me, but its too early in the day for this.

Sound like you need to pump yourself up more. Maybe try a little ritual every morning, think about what you accomplished the day before, or maybe the previous days. When you need to pump yourself up before doing something big, think about the major accomplishments you've had in life. Try it. Do it. :D

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Originally Posted by TheUncreativeSawsbuckFan (Post 9726319)
My faults are everything
I lie a lot, I'm super paranoid, I make terrible decisions, I'm antisocial, I'm often a "keyboard warrior", and I'm super lazy

Lying to people only creates a fake you. People might grow to like the fake you, but it's not the real you. It might be good to come clean to those you lied about to clear your conscience, especially if it's something major. I doubt you have any real reason to be paranoid, but maybe it stems from the lies? Maybe? Well, you know you've made terrible decisions, and so you must know where those decisions led, right? What could you have done differently back then, so you can make the right choice in the future?

Getting out of that antisocial bubble is a matter of forcing yourself into social situations. Talking to cashiers at stores, asking store employees where to find something is a start. Then you can bring yourself into other situations involving your interests, so you can find people that share those interests. The keyboard warrior thing isn't so bad. Iron sharpens iron, right? :P

Breaking out of laziness involves setting and accomplishing small goals, then moving up to bigger ones. As I've said to others, positive reinforcement for accomplishing those goals goes a long way.

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Originally Posted by smocks (Post 9726332)
I'm way too cocky, stubborn, over-confident, and hot-headed

Sounds like you need to humble yourself. Try picturing yourself as one grain of sand on a large beach. Don't laugh, I use this one myself sometimes. I have Manic-Depressive Bi-Polar, so I have to humble myself when I'm in a more manic state. There's lots of other similar visualizations, use your imagination.

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Originally Posted by Fletch (Post 9726335)
Often get dubbed irl as the fun police, so I guess I'm seen as too serious. I can pick that out in myself often tbh. Also I tend to lack a filter, I can say the wrong thing at the wrong time a lot.

There's nothing wrong with being the serious type. I take it you're more analytical-minded? You'll have a good career like that. Maybe practice holding back what you want to say? Try making up a conversation in your head. When you instantly want to say something wrong, hold back and think of something else to say. Then when you are in a real situation like that, it will be easier. :D

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Originally Posted by Cool_Porygon (Post 9726361)
I'm too nice. On the flip side I hold grudges.

Nice is good, but it's never good to let people treat you like a doormat. I guess it just takes recognizing when someone is clearly trying to take advantage of you. Do you act on these grudges in any way? I believe in forgiveness, but I also never forget what someone did. As long as you don't try to strike them back, I don't see any problem with holding a grudge.

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Originally Posted by gimmepie (Post 9726363)
I'm stubborn, I tend to automatically assume I'm right and I've got something of a temper. For starters :')

Maybe you should try getting into debating? Serious. As for the temper, try meditative style breathing.

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Originally Posted by BlazingCobaltX (Post 9726406)
Anxiety stuff aside, I can be super aggressive and vicious when I feel justified.

Are you always justified? Is anyone always justified? No. It seems better to relax and think through before being aggressive.

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Originally Posted by Soapyyy (Post 9726556)
I'm basically just an angry time bomb waiting to explode at any moment

Try meditation, especially the breathing part. When you get good enough with it, you'll find yourself doing that style of breathing all the time. It helps, I speak from experience. :D

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Originally Posted by Tsutarja (Post 9726563)
I have a tendency to say stuff a lot without thinking about what I just said. Sometimes it's good, but it can really hurt when it's bad.

Have you considered planning your conversations as much as you can ahead of time? Might sound kind of crazy, but I do it frequently. If you know the person well enough, it's easy to predict what they would say in response to your response, and so on. Try it. :D

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Originally Posted by I've Come to Bargain (Post 9726566)
Just a bit too cynical at times, for one.

It's not all bad, it's not all good, but it's not ALL bad either. :P

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Originally Posted by Aether★ (Post 9726724)
I go too hard by my own rules, thinking they're the only way to live my life, even if they prove me wrong sometimes. I'm also very lazy, I hold grudges for long and I'm very bitter and hard to make friends with. I also have trust issues, major. My sense of self-worth is very low, but I don't think that completely goes as a fault, since it provides me some advantages.

Sounds like a lot stems from the trust issues, probably stems from past bad experiences. That's a real tough one, because trust is not something you just give away, it's something earned. Maybe you can come up with ways to test people, so you can have an easier and more lax time decide to trust them? Again, it would seem that a lot of those issues stem from that central issue.

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Originally Posted by MarinaSpeaks (Post 9726787)
I'm very very very bad at letting bad past experiences go. It could take quite a long time for me to feel better about something in the past, and I'd say it usually takes me years to completely forget about a super embarrassing or other sort of very negative experience. My mind drives me crazy because of it sometimes, but thankfully I'm still a pretty happy person overall. :)

That doesn't seem so bad, do you generally remember many past thing in detail? If so, that seems more like a gift than a fault. :D

OMG, that was the last one. If I find that someone snuck a post in while I was writing this, I'm finding the nearest bridge... (>_<)

noa August 8th, 2017 5:10 PM

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Originally Posted by string555 (Post 9726814)

Depression stems from anxiety. Have you figured out where your anxiety stems from? If it comes from something you can avoid, then the obvious solution is to avoid that something. Of course, it's rarely that simple. I'm not sure I can help if I don't know your sources of anxiety. :(


It stems from me being clinically diagnosed with it when I was 10 lol

MarinaSpeaks August 8th, 2017 5:28 PM

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Originally Posted by string555 (Post 9726814)
That doesn't seem so bad, do you generally remember many past thing in detail? If so, that seems more like a gift than a fault. :D

I have a really good long term memory and remember most past experiences in vivid detail~


It's HORRIBLE. =[

Cool_Porygon August 8th, 2017 6:03 PM

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Nice is good, but it's never good to let people treat you like a doormat. I guess it just takes recognizing when someone is clearly trying to take advantage of you. Do you act on these grudges in any way? I believe in forgiveness, but I also never forget what someone did. As long as you don't try to strike them back, I don't see any problem with holding a grudge.
Being nice to everyone is a good way to live, but because I'm not very outspoken people can see it as weakness. I think its petty to get back at people but holding grudges makes me more bitter, but I am always getting better at letting go of the negative feelings.

Bay August 8th, 2017 6:15 PM

I can get jealous and compare myself to others very easily. If, say, someone is more sociable/likable and such I would wonder if there's something wrong with me.

Honest August 8th, 2017 6:33 PM

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Originally Posted by string555 (Post 9726814)
Try thinking of times where people didn't bother considering your opinion and think about how that made you feel. How could they have treated you better? If you have the answer to that, can you do the same?

You're actually the cutest. And yes, I have been trying to do exactly that. I've been getting better.

Her August 8th, 2017 7:09 PM

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Originally Posted by string555 (Post 9726814)
Maybe try humbling yourself, you're only one person out of billions. The impulsive part is difficult, but maybe try rewarding yourself whenever you resist an impulse. After rewarding yourself enough times, it becomes easier to resist the impulsion. How does it make you feel when someone is condescending to you? Do you really want to make other people feel the same way?

My particular arrogance is less about being 'right' or above other people, but more to do with how I perceive myself as having put an acceptable level of confidence into my thoughts that other people have not, and being disappointed when someone does not share that level of self-determination. I am generally well-measured in my opinions and have a pretty good reputation for objectiveness and fairness, but the lack of humility kicks in when it comes to asserting my thoughts - the assumption that my thoughts deserve to be heard, no exceptions. I focus on humbling myself in the idea that not every realm, not every discussion, needs my input.

As for impulsiveness, that's something I'm far more successful in wrangling control over. It's more a matter of caring that I'm giving in to impulsive behaviour, rather than actively trying to assert control over it and failing. I'd say I'm successful probably 80% of the time.

Cay August 8th, 2017 7:37 PM

i get my feelings hurt easily, i care too much about what others think, im rude a lot of the time without realizing, and i hold onto shit from the past too much

MarinaSpeaks August 8th, 2017 7:44 PM

^ Can relate to that perfectly. I care what others think about me too much. Honestly most of the time when someone says something totally awful about me it's not even true anyway, so I don't know why it has to bother me the way it does.

Nick August 8th, 2017 8:10 PM

I have a lot of faults, but the biggest one that I find I have is my awkwardness around new people.

gimmepie August 9th, 2017 3:49 AM

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Originally Posted by string555 (Post 9726814)
Maybe you should try getting into debating?.

http://i.imgur.com/jVd5kX9.png

Mission accomplished!

pkmin3033 August 9th, 2017 4:09 AM

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Originally Posted by string555 (Post 9726814)
I've seen you have a sense of humor, making others laugh is positive. :D

You're here talking to people. I don't care what people say, friends are friends, regardless of circumstances, including online friends. The world can look really dark sometimes, but it's not all like that. It all depends on what you focus on. If you had a good dinner, that was good, yes? So there is good. Of course you could just focus on part of it and pick out the bad parts of it. But why not just consider that the glass is both half empty and half full at the same time? It's not all positive, but it's not all negative either, it's both. :D

I know friends are friends. I just don't have any at all, not online or offline. I wasn't excluding any particular group of people from that. Saying "everyone hates me" is a bit dramatic, but...well, people either hate me or they don't know me. Honestly I don't tend to look at small things - it doesn't really matter if something small is positive when the important things you want to focus on are all universally negative and crushing you relentlessly underneath them, does it? You can have a good dinner, but it doesn't really matter at all when you have no source of income, could be thrown out onto the streets any day, when your laptop is dying and you can't afford to replace it, and you could be dead within a few years due to physical/mental health issues, does it? It doesn't really matter if the glass is half-empty or half-full when the contents are poisoned.

It's nice of you to try and inject some form of positivity into life, though.

Spyro August 9th, 2017 5:21 AM

Maybe meditation/breathing can work, I stated anger because I think it's the worst emotion, but I'm basically like that with all my emotions - sadness, anger, happiness, etc. I also complain a lot but I'm actively trying to bring solutions along with my complaints. At least at work.

Alakazam17 August 9th, 2017 5:55 AM

I procrastinate a lot, and when I don't I bite off more than I can chew. I'm also a perfectionist, where in my mind it's everything or nothing. I'm also way too nice and I always trust people until they prove to me that they shouldn't be trusted. And when that happens I hold a grudge for life. xD

Nah August 9th, 2017 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Noa (Post 9726818)
It stems from me being clinically diagnosed with it when I was 10 lol

There must be some root cause that prompted the diagnosis in the first place though. That's what he's getting at, I think.

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Originally Posted by string555 (Post 9726814)
Maybe you should try getting into debating? Serious.

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Originally Posted by gimmepie (Post 9727120)
http://i.imgur.com/jVd5kX9.png

Mission accomplished!

legit snorted rn from this lol

Aether★ August 9th, 2017 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Bardothren (Post 9726837)
Hmm... if I had to give myself a fault, it's that I'm not much of a people person. I don't like putting in the effort it takes to maintain contact with people, so I simply drift away.

I kinda am similar in that aspect, I made some friends, but only few, but I don't get too attached though

moon August 9th, 2017 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Her (Post 9726892)
As for impulsiveness, that's something I'm far more successful in wrangling control over. It's more a matter of caring that I'm giving in to impulsive behaviour, rather than actively trying to assert control over it and failing. I'd say I'm successful probably 80% of the time.

I need to work on my own impulsiveness, especially when it comes to anger.

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Originally Posted by Cay (Post 9726928)
i get my feelings hurt easily, i care too much about what others think, im rude a lot of the time without realizing

this me

Bellsprout August 10th, 2017 8:27 AM

Being hard on myself and closed off with new people

Leafsfan August 10th, 2017 8:29 AM

I'm extremely impatient. I can't wait any period of time for something unless it is something I really want or really want to do.

Raine August 11th, 2017 5:00 PM

There are times when I think my attitude and lack of word filter could get me into trouble or hurt someone's feelings.

That being said, depending on the person, I could care less about hurting their feelings. That sounds harsh, but a couple of my friends deserve the harsh truth and I can sometimes be too blunt in that regard.

Along the same lines, my ex said that my attitude combined with my constant use of sarcasm comes off as disrespectful, which I can understand.

Astinus August 11th, 2017 5:13 PM

I tend to come off as callous towards people. Not out of any malicious intent, but I just move on from wanting to talk to people. What tends to happen is that one day I'll be talking to someone and spending a lot of time with them, and then suddenly I just stop talking to them with no explanation. I understand that this hurts the other person, but it's just something that I do.

Doing this has cost me several friendships. I do know how I can change it, but I don't feel like putting in the effort.

Cordeline August 13th, 2017 3:28 PM

While I have no troubles interacting with people and I don't consider myself shy at all, I have troubles making time to spend with my friends. When my friends organize something, I will most likely go, but I am never the one to organize anything unless it is my birthday party.

I am also the kind of people who get soooo absorbed into doing the things I like, it irritates me so much when people want to spend time with all the time and I hate it when people interrupt me when I'm doing something (like playing the violin). There's a few times a year when I will practice nonstop and basically ignore everyone around me. Making me stop or preventing me from continuing when I want to will result in me being annoyed and grumpy much more than what should be acceptable.

EC August 13th, 2017 3:30 PM

I get slightly angry whenever something doesn't go exactly how I envisioned it.

Cariad August 14th, 2017 6:28 AM

i'm really self-centered and assume things will always turn out in my favour, and throw hissy fits when they don't. also prone to jealousy and sometimes i'm a lil spiteful.

ZeoStar October 29th, 2017 3:30 PM

I'm clumsy and forgetful, which makes people upset. Which is why I'm kind of scared to start a first job. During school, they let us go out and work jobs sometimes. I got shouted at for leaving a cart in the hall, then I later lost the key to a room..

I also start things and never finish them, like a comic I was writing.

an illegible mess. October 31st, 2017 12:18 AM

i am my own masochist/abuser. i put others before myself so much that i forget to take care of myself. and when i'm sick either mentally or physically, i have a tendency to not care what happens to me and i refuse to seek help, thinking the issue will go away on its own. it frustrates a lot of people who care about me, but i don't really know what to do to help it. i've been doing this for years, and i have no idea if its due to one of the many mental issues i have or if i'm just doing it for attention.

Flowerchild October 31st, 2017 12:48 AM

<p>I ruin jokes by overextending/overexplaining them (idk exactly what the right term would be but probably anyone who's spoken to me at all has an idea what I mean :p)</p>

Alex October 31st, 2017 8:17 AM

Currently the fault that affects me the most is my lethargy. Living at home allows me to enjoy such pleasures as not having to cook or buy groceries, dedicating little attention to my finances, and barely cleaning. I have regressed right back into dependency on my parents, which is an awful feeling when comparing my life to when I was living alone.

Independence meant that I held myself accountable any time I didn't have food, or was uncomfortable living in filth. This personal accountability permeated in other aspects of my life: I took more responsibility personally, socially and at work. I was more open-minded to my own faults and flaws and was quicker to answer questions that followed, such as "Is this something I want to change about myself?" and "If so, how will I?"

Just as accountability in my day-to-day life permeated, so does lethargy. I am more closed-minded to my faults. I get hung up on complaints longer. I solve less, opting to ignore. I've become less mature as a result, and I hate it.

Yet despite knowing this, I don't make any significant steps towards finding a place to live. Part of it is knowing I'm comfortable in my current situation. I get home from work and have dinner made. I pay a tiny fraction of what the average rent is in my city. On paper, life is good. But in my mind, it is not.

The dependency I have on my parents is both a blessing and a curse. I know the only way to start maturing again is by moving out. I just need to set realistic goals and expectations for what kind of living space I want (I'm currently conflicted by the Size / Location / Price triangle. Can't have all three) and pick a damn condo. That's step #1.

Sawsbuck October 31st, 2017 8:32 AM

I have frequent mental breakdowns where I feel like I can't do anything and that I'm worthless and a failure

Sothis October 31st, 2017 10:18 AM

I have the lowest self esteem you can imagine

noa October 31st, 2017 11:31 AM

Overly defensive in arguments.
Quick to cut people out of my life (i've actually immensely improved on this one)
One of the laziest people you'll ever meet.

Sawsbuck October 31st, 2017 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Kanon (Post 9785568)
I have the lowest self esteem you can imagine

Me too

User19sq October 31st, 2017 1:42 PM

I'm too nice.

Syndrome November 1st, 2017 7:11 AM

i have a very blunt personality and no filter, so a lot of times I tell people things without taking into consideration how they might feel about what i've said. i also have too much pride and i tend to procrastinate a lot as well.

I'm also too sarcastic, as weird as that may sound.

Sawsbuck November 1st, 2017 9:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Syn (Post 9786092)
i have a very blunt personality and no filter, so a lot of times I tell people things without taking into consideration how they might feel about what i've said and i tend to procrastinate a lot as well.

Same here, I sometimes offend people on accident because what I say comes off as rude or something and I hate doing work so I just ignore it and hope it goes away lol

Star Arcana November 1st, 2017 3:01 PM

Well, let's see...

I can be socially awkward as heck
My perfectionism can get exaggerated at times
I can be negative at times
I tend to get excited and immersed in things, but lose interest if progress isn't made fast enough/something else catches my attention
Going off the above point, I tend to get fixated on things for a short period of time before moving along (like, REALLY wanting a certain shirt, but 2 days later, it's not nearly as appealing for some reason)
I tend to be resentful
I have a guilt complex
I'm a big people pleaser
I can be quite messy (which is funny considering I have OCD)
I tend to take things very personally
I get emotional rather easily, especially if I'm tired
Most of the time, I'm rather low energy
I worry A LOT
I apologise quite a bit, even when I shouldn't (though, to be fair, I am Canadian so...)

I could go on, but yeah...

Star-Lord November 1st, 2017 7:18 PM

I drink more than I care to admit. I also need to clean my room more often (I'm great with dishes and the bathroom but my actual room? uhhhh) that and I procrastinate my schoolwork too much.

TY November 1st, 2017 10:23 PM

I take things quickly to heart
I tend to get emotional rather quickly
Self esteem is pretty low

pkmin3033 November 2nd, 2017 5:46 AM

I'm just a disgusting piece of trash that would make the world a better place if I wasn't in it tbh.

Disturbed November 2nd, 2017 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by TY (Post 9786454)
I take things quickly to heart
I tend to get emotional rather quickly
Self esteem is pretty low

You're a genuinely great dude and your jokes in Discord always make us smile.


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Originally Posted by Meyneth (Post 9786674)
I'm just a disgusting piece of trash that would make the world a better place if I wasn't in it tbh.

At the very least, you have great taste in games, and I'm glad I found you so I have someone to talk about Yoko Taro and his silly antics with. I'm happy you're around and hope that you come visit Discord more often

Sirfetch’d November 2nd, 2017 4:53 PM

I'm a little bit too competitive, especially when it comes to watching sports and such.


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