I think; therefore, I am
There is an old proverb that says, basically, if you cannot ask you cannot live.
Well, it sounds deeper and more profound than that but I can't think of the exact wording.
In preparation for your This I Believe presentation, which is a Bunje English assignment (that you won't actually get until May 14), vey cool, and usually fun to write, please carefully consider the questions below, and do your best to reflect and answer them as honestly as possible.
1. What am I grateful for?
2. Am I honest?
3. What do I need to change about myself?
4. Do I know what my talents are and do I utilize those talents?
5. When I help someone, do I think, "what's in it for me?"
Again, answer honestly--no one will judge you, especially me. In fact, I will answer them too.
Well, it sounds deeper and more profound than that but I can't think of the exact wording.
In preparation for your This I Believe presentation, which is a Bunje English assignment (that you won't actually get until May 14), vey cool, and usually fun to write, please carefully consider the questions below, and do your best to reflect and answer them as honestly as possible.
1. What am I grateful for?
2. Am I honest?
3. What do I need to change about myself?
4. Do I know what my talents are and do I utilize those talents?
5. When I help someone, do I think, "what's in it for me?"
Again, answer honestly--no one will judge you, especially me. In fact, I will answer them too.
I’m grateful for my health, my talents, and my love. The fact that I wake up every day and am able to get out of bed and walk around with virtually no problem or pain is a blessing. That is the very first thing I am thankful for in life. Not to toot my horn but the potential I have and the things I’m able to do are special- I’d be stupid to not think and know that. I don’t know who I’d be if I didn’t have the opportunity to do what I do. Though it was last, the most important thing I’m grateful for is the love in my life. My own love in my heart makes me happy, I don’t think I’m a cruel person. I’m not perfect but I show a better heart than most people I know; I’m eternally glad that I’m not like that and wasn’t raised that way. The love from my family completes my life. I’d be nothing without it. I have no one else, but I can always rely on my parents and my sister to have my back and love me unconditionally.
ReplyDeleteI don’t like the feeling of lying. I don’t air every ounce of my business but I hate to lie and when I think something is worth it, I don’t like to hide things either. I’m not the best at communicating my feelings but I’m working on it and I’m very very happy about that. Keeping things in (when they’re important) have messed me up a lot in the past. Some stuff just isn’t worth the time, I’m also getting better at deciding what’s worth it and what’s not. I’m very honest with myself and others around me. That’s one of the most important things to me, being upfront and honest.
I am grateful for everyone that has put my pieces back together. Quite home I’m fragile now and I fall apart and break down. Frequently my sister and my teammates and a few others consistently put me back together and set me on the right track. Thank you isn’t enough for these people. I think I’m honest. I don’t keep secrets but if I’m not directly involved in a situation that I may have information about I don’t share because it’s not mine to share. So with my personal things I’m honest, if entrusted with others private information I act like I don’t know. I guess it’s not completely honest, like open book, but it’s enough for me. It’s not my place to hand out others information; we have the internet for that. I want to work on my emotions. I have a quick fuse and I’m sensitive and I don’t want to harden myself to the world I just don’t want to let people get to me so easily when it’s not even that deep to them. I don’t really know what my talents are, I hope it’s helping people because I want to help people in anyway. When I help people I don’t care if I get anything in return if they genuinely need help. If it’s someone being manipulative and scummy I’m difficult and just won’t help. It’s not a matter of getting something in return, it’s whether I believe that a person deserves help.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for a lot of things. Some are like having a family that loves me, a roof over my head, and great friends. I know that I am very fortunate where I stand and that I could have it worse, but with my family and friends being so supportive I am thankful. I am grateful that I get to have and experience so many opportunities thanks to my mom and dad. I know financially things are a bit hard, but they do everything to make me happy which makes me love them even more. I think I'm an honest person. I could never full out lie to my friends or family because that would just make me feel bad or dig a deep hole that would be hard to get out of. I keep my friends business private and I don't act fake to anyone. I f I don't like you then I ignore you, but that rarely happens.
ReplyDeleteSomething I need to change about myself is putting myself down. I know I'm a smart girl and sometimes words slip from my mind out my mouth, but I'm only human! And yeah I make mistakes. Sometimes more than other people but that doesn't mean I'm dumb and I shouldn't put myself down for that! Also in lacrosse when I think I'm not good enough, but I have the skills. I just start to doubt myself and that is something that needs to change pronto.
I feel like I'm still trying to find myself . I have yet to figure out what I'm talented at but I'm still searching . Once I find my talent I will cherish it and use it smartly. For now I can say my talent is smiling. Smiling can be hard when you feel like you're in a funk and you have nobody to talk to at the moment. I am known for being happy and bubbly , but also strong enough to put a smile on my face during hard times. It makes me smile when I know I'm helping others. I never think of what I'll get out of it I just help to help because it's the nice thing to do. Overall right no I don't feel fully myself and I want to find my whole happiness again even if that takes sometime, but for now I'm just trying to live my best life.
I am grateful for the people in my life that make it all worth it. I’m grateful for waking up every morning knowing I’m loved in some sort of way. Life gets hard, even at home, but knowing that I have people in my life that are willing to take some of the weight off of my shoulders, is something I will forever be grateful for. I think I’m honest. The only reason I say I “think” is because there are some occasions that I’ve kept things to myself when I felt as if they weren’t relevant. For example, knowing the truth but keeping it to yourself. It’s not healthy and it’s been a while since I’ve done it but it’s still something I work on. I think I did it because sometimes people don’t listen. They hear you, but they don’t listen. I’m pretty confident for the most part but I consider this one of the few things I could change about myself. I feel like there are some things I could work on but overall, I like who I am and I try to be true to myself instead of thinking about what I could change.
ReplyDeleteI don’t think I have any talents.. I mean, I can juggle which is pretty cool. I also know how to make someone smile or laugh. I think I use that as much as I can. For example, if I catch a “stressed-out” vibe from someone I’ll try to make them laugh or smile or something like that. I do that because you never know if someone may need a quick laugh to make their day a little better.
Sometimes I like to think I’m smart but then reality hits and someone makes me feel stupid so I kinda just put that thought away. I love helping people, I find it fun and it makes me happy. I feel like a good person. I don’t usually ask “what’s in it for me?”, I guess that’s just not how I was raised. I do what I can for people and either way I get something out of it because I walk away feeling good about myself. As you can see I’m definitely not perfect. I’m just trying to live the best life I can and block all negative energy out while I do it.
I am grateful for everything I have and that life has to offer for me. I often say the casual “I hate my life”, “My life sucks”, and all that nonsense, but what I always fail to realize is all of the benefits and privileges that I am able to have unlike some others. I am 1000 times grateful for the life that I am living and all the people in it; I do wake up everyday and tell myself all the things that I’m grateful for but when things get tough I always fail to remember these things which puts me into a one of my ‘moods’, as my mom would like to call it. I still think that no matter who you are and how bad you think life is, there’s always another day to motivate yourself and take a step forward and make it better. Am I honest? Honestly, no. I have this thing always lingering in my head, that I have to please almost everyone and make them feel good all the time. For example, if someone has an outfit on that isn’t looking too good, but they think they look like a million bucks, I will obviously agree with them and say how bomb the outfit is because I don’t want to upset them. As for my close friends, I will always keep it 100 with them; if they’re wrong, I will tell them. If they’re not looking too hot, I will tell them, and I expect the same in return; no hard feelings right?
ReplyDeleteI need to change how I look into life. I’m always so pessimistic about things and I find it really hard to be care free most of the time because I’m always thinking about the ‘what if’s’ about a situation; even when I should just keep saying fuck it and just do it because you only live once. Also, I would change how nice and generous I am to some people because most just take advantage of my generosity which really sucks because you can do so much for one person making sure they will be ok but as soon as you need the simplest thing, it’s a huge deal. Am I the only one? I don’t really know what my talents are besides playing soccer and being half decent in history; even with those I’m not really that good at. Many people tell me that I’m so talented and smart but I always fail to notice. Most of the time I use my knowledge and skills in something to get through the day successfully and try to help others out. Oh, I just realized, one of my talents are being really good at riddles, so I guess that’s cool. Depending on the person, unless I know them for being a snake or taking advantage of people, I never ask “what’s in it for me”. The world doesn’t always revolve around you, so, just being a decent human being in this terrible society we live in today, helping out others without expecting anything in return. I know that contradicts a little of what I was saying before but still, it will get you far in life.
What do I have to NOT be grateful for? I have an awesome family (some of them drive me crazy but that’s part of the love), I have an amazing support system because of my friends and the people I choose to surround myself with, and I have a bright future ahead of me. With that being said, I wish I wasn’t so quiet however when I am vocal I tend to blurt out the wrong things and get myself into trouble. Also, even though I am relatively smart, I wish I could do better. I want to improve everything academically whether that’s writing, reading, math, science, or anything.
ReplyDeleteThere are times where I feel like lying to save someone’s feelings is the best option, so to help someone else I’d stretch the truth, but those situations end in me being a liar even if I had the best intentions. When trying to help others, I normally don’t “have an angle” or look to get something out of it. However I do think in about how it will affect me. If my plans get ruined from aiding someone else, I weigh the pros and cons to come up with a decision.
As far as talents...I’m not very sure if I have any impressive skills. I have little quirks but none worth mentioning and even though I’m an artistic person, I feel like I have good ideas that never translate onto paper.
I am grateful most of all for my parents. The love and support they give me is unmatched and I am lucky to be with them. I am also grateful for being the way that I am. I am grateful I was not born with a disability or a mental illness such as depression. I am also grateful for the people that surround me that I love and I know love me back. I think I am an honest person. I like being very direct and upfront with people. I don’t like sneaky or fake ass people so I wouldn’t be one either. I need to stop being so hard on myself and I need to let things go. I try to learn from mistakes but at the same time they are constantly in the back of my mind and they can affect my mood sometimes and I need to let them go. I’m not sure what my talents are. I hope I figure that out at some point. I like helping others. It’s what I want to do when I grow up. Somehow some way I want to help others. Whether it be in medicine or a much larger scale I want to help people. And I would always help others especially if they are someone I care about. I don’t think of what is in it for me I think of how it will feel good for the other person to get some help. If I ever don’t help someone is if they don’t deserve it and it’s someone I don’t particularly enjoy. But overall I like helping others.
ReplyDeleteAs weird as this sounds i'm actually really grateful for books. I know it sounds pretty lame , and weird that I didn't say my family or my house or my new bed (which i completely love btw). But if it wasn't for all the books I've read I don't think i'd actually be here today. They have provided me with the feeling of safety, every page that i turned dissolved all my problems. Books make me feel like i can be anyone and anywhere. When i curl up in my room and read a book i'm no longer in my room. I'm in New York, or Chicago, or California, and even the Bahamas. That's why i'm so grateful to books because they make every problem disappear (for a while) . I'm pretty honest, i'm actually a very horrible liar so i hate to lie. When i was little my family would tell people i was a compulsive liar , so now lying is one of my pet peeves .
ReplyDeleteOne really big important thing I want to change about myself is the way I handle situations. I want to be able to make the right decisions in life instead of turning to things that are just going to make my life worse.
I know a few of my talents. I can actually sing pretty well. If by utilizing you mean singing around the house and annoying my family to death then yes i believe i utilize pretty well. I dream of one day utilizing it somewhere bigger and brighter. But, those are just dreams.
When I help someone , I guess i don't really think at all. It's just second nature for me.
I’m beyond grateful for myself. I don't mean that slightly and I don't mean to sound conceited in anyway. Who just recently came into and out of my life has benefited me in such positive ways. My attitude has became much more positive and I'm finally happy. The question asks what I’m grateful for and I could say: my family, my house, my friends, or even my boyfriend; but i'm more grateful for what they’ve turned me into. I’ve gone through some shit in my life and I have reasons to act the way I did before; I used to put myself down all the time and now I bring people up with me. I used to constantly disrespect people now I try to bite my tongue. Im honest now and it's not that i wasn’t honest before its just i can own up to my faults or realize where i went wrong without hesitation. I’m more optimistic and for the changes I’ve made it's all worth it.
ReplyDeleteI’m not good at anything really, I try to do anything and everything and i just end up fucking up somehow. Though the one thing I am good at is talking and smiling. Just lately, I’ve been told that I can brighten any room with just a smile or my optimism rubs off on others, and that's probably one talent im proud of. Other than that, I’m really good at procrastinating and not doing things, which I find some humor in because I really swore I’d never be like that.
“What’s in it for me” is never something I think about, in fact anyone that asks a question like that I automatically dispise. I constantly put people over me or worry about them more than I ever would myself. So for someone to ask “what’s in it for me” is pathetic and they’re obviously pathetic too.
I'm grateful for my boyfriend, my friends, my chance at life, dogs, chocolate, pizza, clothes, water, my heart beating, my ability to walk, my hair, my eyes, all of my characteristics actually, having a home with food and safety, movies, books, giraffes, musicals, music, instruments, ballet, internet, my phone, games, video games, nature, and living this long (and you). I might be missing a few things, too. I can be honest but I can also be a bit dishonest. I of course lie to my parents to make them happy, if that makes sense. I lie to myself sometimes, and I honestly know they're lies but I can't face truths. I need to change how I see myself (that took a lot of energy to type, it's a start!) I honestly don't think I have a shred of talent in my body and soul, no siree. I don't know if I'll ever find one, either. When I help people, I more than usually just do it on instinct (like I always say "ow" whenever I just slip a little and don't get hurt. Or when I bump into an object and tell it sorry). I don't know why I help people, I guess because I feel like it's the right thing and it makes me feel happy? I'm actually helping a few friends as of now, I have two friends who want me to search for a specific boy for them to talk to and date ;-; I am the Boyfriend Fairy to them somehow.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my life. I am grateful for my family, friends, house, food, everything. I am grateful for waking up every morning and being able to be me everyday. I am honest I am honest when it means something as bad as that sounds. I think we all tell a few lies here and there without even realizing it. However those are little white lies that aren't so serious. The thing I need to change about myself is probably my ability to put myself first occasionally. I tend to try and put others before myself which often bites me in the butt. Whether we know it or not everyone has a talent. Talents aren't just sports. It can singing or the be the ability to care for others or the ability to work well with others. I'd say aside from softball a talent of mine would be the ability to care and tend to others. I have such a huge heart I always see the best in people. When I help people I don't think what's in it for me because it's not always about me. I put other people first a lot and that can be a good and bad thing however helping and caring for people is just something of my nature. I don't care what I get out of it, I care about the person getting my help in whatever way they need it. My heart can be a blessing and a curse but hey thats what makes me, me.
ReplyDeleteI’m more than grateful for the life I live. I’m so appreciative of the people in my life who genuinely care about me and my well being, and also of the people who are not anymore, but have been a part of my life for the reason that they have all taught me something along the way. I’m grateful for the obstacles I have surpassed along the way, as well. Without obstacles, there’s no challenge and when there’s no challenge, there’s no growth. I’m more than grateful for how much I’ve grown and how much I’ve matured as a person in the last few years.
ReplyDeleteI hate lying. I hate being put in or putting myself in a position where I have to lie, so I refrain from those kind of predicaments. This comes into play the most when it comes to my mom. I hate lying to her, and when I do, I end up coming clean not long after lying to her/twisting the truth. I’ve learned over the years that lying doesn’t get you anywhere, it just makes you feel shitty about yourself. There are people in this world who are living a lie, and I cannot even imagine that kind of life. If you’re not honest with yourself, how could you possibly get anywhere?
I don’t feel that there’s anything I necessarily need to “change” about myself. I will always be a work in progress. I will always be growing as a person and I believe that there is no limit when it comes to the process of building yourself up and improving yourself. I truly believe that my life is in God’s hands and He has a plan for me and will guide me down the path He has paved for me.
I feel as though there’s two different types of “talents.” For example, I can play the guitar and the piano, I can sing, I have nice handwriting (when I try), and I can play volleyball. I believe I’m also skilled when it comes to self management and know when enough is enough in certain situations, knowing who/what will bring me peace mentally, knowing my self worth, and maintaining an optimistic personality. Keeping a positive mindset and a smile on my face through rough times is a skill I’ve acquired over the years and I’m more than grateful to be able to do such a great thing that helps not only me but the people around me. In my opinion, though, talents aren’t something you’re born with. When it comes to the people who can pick up any instrument or play any sport and master it, THAT’S definitely a born-gift that I sometimes wish I had. How I see it is that choices lead to habits, habits become talents, and talents are then labeled as gifts. We develop our talents, I do not believe that we are born with the talents we choose to utilize (but who knows I may be wrong).
Helping others makes me happy. Knowing that I am assisting someone in whatever it may be, makes me feel on top of the world for the reason that I look up to the people who help me. I never think “what’s in it for me?” because just the act of helping someone benefits me and satisfies me.
Over time I have learned to be grateful for a lot. Being grateful really allows for life to be seen in a different unique way. I am grateful for my family,friends,God,music and that I have a good living situation. Those are the biggest but there are smaller things that I learned to be grateful for. School,waking up on time, good days, clothing,a school with friendly people, lovely teachers and more. I really try to be honest as much as possible but sometimes there is no way around it. Being honest can put you in some bad situations. I’ll say that I am honest when I absolutely need to be. There is a lot that I would like to change but focusing more on non physical, I would say I would like to change how I see people. I am going to be blunt, I can be very judgmental. I am a quiet judger and most of the time you won’t be able to tell that I am judging you. I wish that I wasn't so judgmental and I try on a daily to fix that. I also would like to just be overall more friendly looking. I have resting b*tch face and it's kind of been there for most of my life. Because of it people just assume I’m rude or stuck up. Not to mention I am also really awkward so that doesn’t really help my case. My talents are uh singing and that is pretty much it? I do utilize it, I am in select choir,gospel,mixed,womens and o’girls. I am also a Worship leader at my church. When people ask me for help I normally want to help right away because I really do love people. However if I’m extra tired or just don’t feel like it, or even just don’t like that person, I think “ what has this person done for me in the past” . Sometimes just thinking this gives me the little push I need to be a better person.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for my family and friends who are there with me threw thick and thin because without them I don't know where I would be. I know that sounds cheesy or cliche but without them picking me up when i'm down, laughing with me and making memories life wouldn't be the same. Am I honest? That's a tough question of course I want to say that i've never lied and that I don't but that would be a lie. Personally the only people I lie to are my parents which sounds terrible but they are very strict and wouldn’t approve of everything I do. One thing that I want to change about myself is that I always say yes to everything and end up stressing and overworking myself to the point where I actually get sick. Like for instance I was supposed to be off from coaching one night and I was so excited because that meant I got to get my homework done earlier which in turn would allow me to go to bed early though I got a text asking if I could coach and of course I said yes because I didn’t want to upset anyone or make myself look less. I used to think that my talent was that I was athletic and would be the hardest working athlete in the pool until I got injured and now I have no clue. Lastly helping people is a tricky thing with me I mean I don’t care if you copy of my homework or need help with a math problem or which outfit to wear but when its something serious like emotions I can't deal with it. Having people tell me their deep problems gives me so much anxiety and stresses me out that I always hold my emotions in because I never want anyone else to feel that way.
ReplyDeleteI have a feeling that I was supposed to mold the 5 questions into a paragraph like everyone else but I prefer to list them out because I have a thing for lists.
ReplyDelete1. I’m grateful for my life. I complain constantly about how tired I am but honestly my life is amazing and I’m blessed. I’m grateful for the people in my life, beyond grateful for my mother and all that she does for me because I sure as hell would not last a day without her (which actually scares me because of college). I also couldn’t imagine my life without some of my closest friends like Liz and Rayelle, or without my pets. I’m grateful for dance because life is pointless without a passion. But all in all, I’m grateful for the fact that I live in a first world country where I’m healthy and (somewhat) safe.
2. I’m honest, in fact I’m a terrible liar. I just prefer to be honest because once you tell one lie you have to tell another. Then you’ll cover up those lies with more lies, and before you know it your entire life will be made up on lies, and at that point you won’t even know what’s true. The only time I really lie is when my mom asks me if my homework is done, or when I tell people I am on my way, when in reality I have yet to leave my house because I’m still perfecting my highlight.
3. As for changes I’d like to make to myself, I think I need to be more educated about the world around me. I absolutely hate talking about politics because then people argue and I find it annoying. I mean no president will ever please everyone, so why argue over it? But I think I hate it not just because of the divide it causes among people, but because I don’t have opinions or views of my own (except for a few things) so I never have much to add to the discussion. I’m also way too nice. I need to learn how to stand up for myself and even argue when necessary, rather than letting people walk all over me. Andddddd, I’m a worrier. My life was a complete mess a few months ago and for a little while I shut down and gave up. At that point I was stressed about everything under the sun considering my whole world was falling apart. But now everything is good. My grades are up, I’m doing fine in dance, my social life is good, and I even have everything squared away for both proms including dresses and appointments. Yet I’m still worried about anything there is to be worried about. I wish I knew how to be content.
4. My talents include being able to whip my leg up to my head on demand and I’m nice at fouetté turns. In all seriousness though, I think one of my biggest assets is that I love public speaking. I have this utter need to constantly be the center of attention (only if it’s good attention, I don’t like being pitied or making people feel bad for me). Because of this I am a very confident person; I think that being outgoing has done a lot for me. If you want something in this world you have to go out and get it. Other than that I don’t really have many talents, I feel like I’m just mediocre at everything. I used to think I was really good at writing but then I took AP Lang and realized that I have a lot to learn before I can publish a novel. (Don’t feel bad, I still want all the critiques in the world so I can get better.) That’s another thing I guess, I’m good at taking constructive criticism, whether its people commenting on my YouTube videos telling me that my bronzer looks terrible, or my dance teacher screaming at me to lift my leg higher.
5. When I help people rarely consider what’s in it for me. I love making people’s days better and doing anything I can to help them or put a smile somebody’s face, because it gives me this warm fuzzy feeling that can’t be attained in any other way- actually that’s a lie, I also get that warm fuzzy feeling when I look at my pets.
I am grateful for my family above all. I constantly take them for granted and don’t treat them the way they deserve to be treated. I’m not bad to them I just don’t show my appreciation and sometimes even respect for them that I have. I am also grateful for my intelligence. Many people don’t know this and even consider me stupid whether they’re “kidding” or not, but I am very intelligent, not only do I have a great memory but I am also extremely witty. I am creative, and I am a natural problem solver. I am honest with myself, which I think is the first step to being an honest person. I try but am not always honest with other people. I have things I don’t want other people to know about me that I may lie about or just omit completely. I lie when I have to or when it’s in my best interest. I’m not proud of it but I see it as, as long as no ones getting hurt by what I do it’s fine because I have to do what I have to do in order to be successful. By being successful I mean in school, work, and even in my mental health. The number one thing I think that I have to change is my work ethic. My work ethic is absolutely horrible and I think it goes along with my self confidence. I think “I can’t do that” so I don’t even try to and even if there’s a chance I could do something I talk myself out of it or think I won’t be able to finish/continuously work at it. I don’t know what my talents are. I can be artistic sometimes but other times I’m not. This is an issue because I know the talent show for Lang is slowly approaching and I have no clue what I’m going to do. When I help people I do it just to be able to help them most of the time. I’m sure there are times where I look for what I’ll get out of it but usually if someone needs my help, I help with no questions. Some of my friends come to me for advice or just when they’re not feeling the best because I am really good at making people feel better about themselves or a situation when I text it to them. Then I have time to write what I really want to say and chose my words and how I say things carefully (one of the biggest reasons I hate face to face confrontation). I love making people feel better. Maybe it’s because afterwards they feel closer/ more comfortable with me which could be the selfish aspect of it but I think it’s less that and more the fact that I helped them.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for mostly everything in my life. I am grateful for just the fact that I have two arms and legs, I have all the senses, I can see, hear, smell, etc… And also I am grateful for my family, my friends, good food, good times, a lot of things to be honest.
ReplyDeleteI try to be as honest as I can although sometimes it may be hard because, lying sometimes gets you out of things that you may not want to do or just may make life easier for you. Of course 90% of the time I do try to be as honest as possible and as I can be.
What I need to change about myself is my attitude towards certain things and my lack of effort especially, ESPECIALLY towards things I do not want to do or don’t feel like doing at all. Ranging from a tedious or time consuming task to simply just a basic chore.
I do know most of my talents but not all of them so far, and i’m also grateful for that as well. I do utilize these talents depending on the situation, issue, and whether they need to be needed or not.
When I help someone sometimes in fact yes I do think what’s in it for me, however it really really does depends on the person and the situation that is going on, and the situation that me and this person are currently going to and in.
I am grateful for my family, they really have supported me through everything, and there the most reliable people I got. I am grateful to be smart, some people really aren’t that bright, and it’s kind of a blessing to be able to understand the world in a deeper, more intellect way. I think I’m very straightforward most of the time with people, I’m blunt in my honesty, but sometimes that’s just what people need. I never really lie to you, but I have a habit of sometimes twisting words to make my point seem more reasonable, it’s a force of habit. I think I should change my ego sometimes. Sometimes I have that “I’m better than you” type of way of talking, or acting mainly because I try to be my best everyday, and it makes me disgusted when people don’t make any effort in anything they do. Sometimes I don’t know what I’m good at, other times I do, so this question is hard. I’d like to think I’m good at writing, debating, and video games XD. When helping people every situation is different, maybe at first I think about what I could gain, but then I begin to like the fact of improving someone's life, so I’m in it for them, but I don’t forget about myself, because you always have to in this world.
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