CharlesRivers
Student
Hey Guys,
I can’t quite remember how I stumbled upon this jewel of a site but I’m glad I did. I often have trouble expressing myself and explaining my behavior to others. I frequently “zone out” in deep thought and can be completely absorbed by a theory within my mental grasp. I am an avid reader but I am almost absolutely sure that I read just to know a little bit more. The italics were intentional because we don’t really know anything do we? Yet, for some reason, I have this burning desire to know all there is despite the fact that knowledge may be superficial. I love to write as well, however, I am beginning to wonder whether the admiration I have for my own handwriting is a kind of narcissistic behavior. Am I a true seeker of knowledge or just another dilettante? At any rate, I once thought I was an INTJ but after dozens of tests, I realized that I was not being honest with myself. As much as I adore Hitchens’ work, he and I are hardly the same. I spend an excessive amount of time considering all possible circumstances, consequences, variables, factors, etc. So much so that I may simply observe out of paralysis. Also, I find the thought of something much more gratifying than the practical application of it. I love to share what I’ve learned and, considering that I don’t have anyone willing to sit and listen, I’m hoping I can relieve that urge here!
P.S. I have a bad habit of correcting someone else’s grammar and have no problem pointing out a catachresis. Sorry but not sorry lol
I can’t quite remember how I stumbled upon this jewel of a site but I’m glad I did. I often have trouble expressing myself and explaining my behavior to others. I frequently “zone out” in deep thought and can be completely absorbed by a theory within my mental grasp. I am an avid reader but I am almost absolutely sure that I read just to know a little bit more. The italics were intentional because we don’t really know anything do we? Yet, for some reason, I have this burning desire to know all there is despite the fact that knowledge may be superficial. I love to write as well, however, I am beginning to wonder whether the admiration I have for my own handwriting is a kind of narcissistic behavior. Am I a true seeker of knowledge or just another dilettante? At any rate, I once thought I was an INTJ but after dozens of tests, I realized that I was not being honest with myself. As much as I adore Hitchens’ work, he and I are hardly the same. I spend an excessive amount of time considering all possible circumstances, consequences, variables, factors, etc. So much so that I may simply observe out of paralysis. Also, I find the thought of something much more gratifying than the practical application of it. I love to share what I’ve learned and, considering that I don’t have anyone willing to sit and listen, I’m hoping I can relieve that urge here!
P.S. I have a bad habit of correcting someone else’s grammar and have no problem pointing out a catachresis. Sorry but not sorry lol
