you know how i work my man. i hope to enjoy life as much as i can and i hate being bored, it depresses me like nothing else can. life is for happyness and pleasure that only can be gained from being with people and working for the betterment of the whole group. and what do you mean by locking out?
Would you say that you naturally see the patterns and inner workings of things, or are you more likely to see what's on the surface and have a constant desire for new experiences and people?
On a side note, are you still planning on being teacher? We haven't really talked in a while.
I just meant that this journal is now private except for this post.
surface with drive for new things and experiences. you know i don't look into things very deep. excedpt the government. they are lying bad people.
and yes i do want to be a teacher. i'm going to graduate someday and then teach young high school kids about life and communication. it'll be great. ^_^
I would like to think that the only thing I look for in relationships would be to have fun and enjoy myself but really it would probably have to be that I end up looking for people to care about me. It isn't like I don't care back, it's just I like to have it said out loud and things that they care as much as I do. Of course this has led to a few bad relationships in which of course the other person is just bullshitting, saying what they know you want to hear, or they do believe that they care and because they care I end up staying despite the fact it obviously doesn't work. So. That's me and my short comings.
I guess I look for a common interest/ground with the opposite sex. Something that I know is worth working with as well as someone who I can care for/care for me.
Do you prefer to uphold traditions and traditional roles or find new ways to do things (i.e. stick to the metaphorical or literal recipe or improvise to find new and better ways)?
From what I've seen here, I assume you're more of a planner than a fly by the seat of your pants sort of person, but feel free to correct me on that as well if you like.
I am going to answer this in the more general friendship and family relationship type. since I have no experience in the other kind.
I will admit that in my own arogance that I do try to convince others of my competence and logic. other than that, I gues to enjoy myself; talk about the day, have fun and to play.
going back to that convince others thing, now that I think about it, I do it more than I should. I love to argue my points in a discussion to no end. my love of arguing probably gets me in more trouble than anything else I do.
An excellent rant and probably the singularly best response thus far, but just to clear up a singular point of curiosity: Is it more important to learn something new or find something worthwhile and just do it?
i.e. Does the drive for knowledge overshadow the need for experience?
Or to put it a third way, is learning just a stepping stone to doing, or is it the other way around?
... I am going to go with finding something worthwhile and do it. though I am not a shining example of that, than again who is a perfect example of what one should do.
Knowledge is important if it is put to use, and only than. still I get wound up in the learning part.
You don't know me, but I randomly stumbled on this and decided to answer.
In my best relationships I am a healer. I try to and usually succeed at finding what hurts people inside their own minds and find out why it does so and how to stop it.
In my more normal relationships I simply like human contact. I like talking to people, sharing ideas, and the like.
If your other journals are as thought provoking as this one I'd like to be added to your friend's list so I can continue to read.
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i hope to enjoy life as much as i can and i hate being bored, it depresses me like nothing else can.
life is for happyness and pleasure that only can be gained from being with people and working for the betterment of the whole group.
and what do you mean by locking out?
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On a side note, are you still planning on being teacher? We haven't really talked in a while.
I just meant that this journal is now private except for this post.
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and yes i do want to be a teacher. i'm going to graduate someday and then teach young high school kids about life and communication. it'll be great.
^_^
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Do you prefer to uphold traditions and traditional roles or find new ways to do things (i.e. stick to the metaphorical or literal recipe or improvise to find new and better ways)?
From what I've seen here, I assume you're more of a planner than a fly by the seat of your pants sort of person, but feel free to correct me on that as well if you like.
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I will admit that in my own arogance that I do try to convince others of my competence and logic. other than that, I gues to enjoy myself; talk about the day, have fun and to play.
going back to that convince others thing, now that I think about it, I do it more than I should. I love to argue my points in a discussion to no end. my love of arguing probably gets me in more trouble than anything else I do.
oh dear I seemed to have ranted.
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i.e. Does the drive for knowledge overshadow the need for experience?
Or to put it a third way, is learning just a stepping stone to doing, or is it the other way around?
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Knowledge is important if it is put to use, and only than. still I get wound up in the learning part.
(the spelling thing happens)
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In my best relationships I am a healer. I try to and usually succeed at finding what hurts people inside their own minds and find out why it does so and how to stop it.
In my more normal relationships I simply like human contact. I like talking to people, sharing ideas, and the like.
If your other journals are as thought provoking as this one I'd like to be added to your friend's list so I can continue to read.
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