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[ebilgerbil]

I've always hated those questions where they ask: "If you had to choose something to represent you, what would it be?"
Or: "Portray yourself as an object" or "Describe yourself in one word."

God, hate those more than self-portraits.  And self-portraits rank pretty high up there.

I hated those questions because I never knew what to choose.  There were

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[kageling]

Hahaha, I've been wondering something a little similar about myself, too. I think you came to the better conclusion, though. ;]

Everyone's got their little idiosyncrasies, contradictions included, that come together into who they are. You're probably right, it's better to just embrace it all and acknowledge taht as who you are. Solid and stereotypical is boring, anyway. X3

[ebilgerbil]

Haha thanks :) It's very reassuring and comforting. <3

[kageling]

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[ebilgerbil]

It's an infinitely awesome comment; brings up points I never thought of before and I'm incredibly grateful :3 <3

[thekatherinepan]

oh my god, you're alive

anyway

"… I like chocolate, but not chocolate flavored things!
Why is that?!
Bloody strange."

that's not strange at all. chocolate flavored stuff is gross. unless you mean ice cream. then again I don't really prefer chocolate ice cream, but only because my brain generally ceases to function after consumption

[thekatherinepan]

also, i think you shouldn't think you have to think about it so much. :) then again my personal motto happens to be "whatever." try it out, it makes me more relaxed

[ebilgerbil]

I don't like chocolate ice cream either. And I thought it was really odd because when I told people this they would look at me like I'm crazy...but I'm guess I'm not! I'm just finding a lot of stuff out today. hum de dum.

I think "whatever" just might be creeping into my life...10th week into winter quarter and my brain is fried. Apathy totally took over yesterday :

[ebilgerbil]

hey the post ate my smiley face. How dare it.
:)

That better stay.

[lemonfruitpie]

I feel that in general, I reject my feminine side, and yet I’ll tell you that I’m proud to be a girl, and I’m all for girls becoming empowered and free and rah rah rah all that stuff. And yet, in today’s culture when I see girls in popular culture being “free and empowered” it’s mostly linked with sex (sexual liberation, and then using sex as power over men) and I become unhappy. The way I deal with their feminine empowerment is to reject my femininity. And where does that go? Girls say that women and men are more equal now: “we can have sex like men!” etc. why does female empowerment have to be with becoming more masculine? God, that is so true! I think though, it is in human nature to be oxymoronish. It happens with aspects of everyone's lives; part of it is something built in culturally as well

[ebilgerbil]

Indeed, I miss you too! :( :( :( <3 <3 <3