No offense, but I've decided I dislike you. Thinking your post was obnoxious is an opinion, not something proven wrong by "classes in reading comprehension."
I saw no evidence of this being taken "personally".
Even if it was, that's hardly indicative "deeper issues".
Throwing around what some...
I saw her spinning clockwise, but I had fun switching her back and forth. It took a minute or so the first time, but now I can do it in seconds.
Five minutes of my life, happily wasted.
I didn't mean to say or even imply everyone who is depressed is intelligent, or that the intelligent are the only ones who can get depressed. That's not even close to true.
I had troubles with sleep in the past (not severe, just laying awake for an hour or so), and it continued until about a year ago. Nothing special happened, but in the span of about a week, I more or less "figured out" how to sleep quickly. It's not really an activity or a specific thought...
I've never had any problem with this.
I'm against gossip in spirit, but I've never really had anyone gossip about me.
"He's weird..." and it never really goes beyond that.
Never been to a club or rave, just parties.
The "parties" I have with my friends involve laying around somewhere and talking for about 4 hours.
Love 'em.
I'd lead a small group of people who commit burglary and arson against specific people that I mark based on my mood.
Also, I'd grow me some pot. Shrooms, too.
Eh, I gave up trying to actually put my intellectual weight behind schoolwork a long time ago. Now, I just write what they want to read. It's painfully boring, but it keeps my grades up so I can hopefully learn something of importance in the future.
Pfft. I'm way too perfect to be a narcissist.
Agreed. I personally am a bit of an elitist, and can't help but looking down on a lot of others. I keep it in my head, though.
I'm trustworthy unless I have reason not to be.
I almost never trust others.
I see it like this:
If you trust them and they're untrustworthy, then you stand to lose.
If you don't trust them and they're trustworthy, then you've got nothing to lose.
*shrug*
My parents divorced when I was around 6. To be honest, I didn't particularly care. I still see my father now and again.
The only negative effect on me was lack of time around my dad. I imagine if he was around more I'd be somewhat more sagely.
Oh, of course. Change is deviation from the hideously boring routine.
If ever there's a building I spend a significant amount of time in, I can't help but imagine what it would look like if it were engulfed in flame.
I haven't the prettiest feet, I know. I just couldn't let Robert be the only one to post a picture.
Take a good gander, internet. That's the most you'll see.
If I were some average person, I wouldn't be able to drink. However, I sold him my soul. He gave me black magicks, the right to drink without being smote, and a rather nice pen in return for the wretched thing.
Now, my only obstacle is the fact that I'm woefully underage.
Damn you, Time. You...
I'm rather sparing with my voice. If someone called to me, I'd raise my eyebrow as a way of saying "Yes?", or I'd look in their direction and blink. Expressions are so much more convenient that having to go to the trouble of actually opening your mouth.
When I do speak, I tend to drone a bit...
"How do I complete my quest to slay the Great Bandersnatch?"
"Why, find him and stab him."
While I couldn't offer anything better, I can't help but say that your message seems a bit to vague to be helpful.
I don't have a preference of one over the other, but I think a relationship would go a lot better with an extrovert, mainly because they would keep things moving. I've recently been informed of several people who have apparently been crushing on me quite obviously for months. I hadn't a clue...
I think I'm pretty standard in my actions. As for in my brain, I'm definitely different, but only in the sense that more or less everyone is quite different from the norm inside their mind.
While I was flitting about between threads, I couldn't help but notice that many people here have ESFJ (or similar) parents. My mother is an ESFJ. I can't help but wonder why this trend is, as I imagine an ESFJ parent would be more likely to raise an ESFJ child.
It's obvious that the opposite...
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