this is all getting stale already.
scott is right.
i really do think too much.
counterproductivity.
it's strange to have to admit to onself that "I am still learning to stand on my own two feet... I am still learning to have self confidence and like myself as a person". you'd think that at my age that wouldn't happen. but it did and it does. is it pretentious to think you have a something of psycological handicap for certain situations or aspects of intrapersonal relationships? and if you think can recognize a problem, is your self-diagnosis accurate? or is it just an excuse for your inexplicable actions or emotions? I think a lot of people have a very skewed perspective of self-worth and confidence.. including myself.
eh
//j
i really do think too much.
counterproductivity.
it's strange to have to admit to onself that "I am still learning to stand on my own two feet... I am still learning to have self confidence and like myself as a person". you'd think that at my age that wouldn't happen. but it did and it does. is it pretentious to think you have a something of psycological handicap for certain situations or aspects of intrapersonal relationships? and if you think can recognize a problem, is your self-diagnosis accurate? or is it just an excuse for your inexplicable actions or emotions? I think a lot of people have a very skewed perspective of self-worth and confidence.. including myself.
eh
//j