Sounds like you should walk around the house with your shoulders pulled back. It's better for your back and you won't look like an old lady that way.

If it's convenient and safe (if you live in relatively wealthy suburbs, for instance), taking a walk once in a while doesn't hurt, if you're worrying about exercise. I don't know about you, but it gives me a moment to think efficiently.

Right now my inability to remember algebraic equations in the long term

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lmao...

That's cute.

I'll give you the same advice i gave my friend with the exact same problem; you don't need to know the answers to algebraic equations when your stacking beans on shelves at your local supermarket.

I hate that I get extremely nervous in front of groups. I end up stuttering and even find it painful to listen to myself.

I'm really, really indecisive.

And I have a strange nervous laugh.

I hate how I can't trust anyone. But I also hate how I trust people too much and end up getting hurt.

I'm so arrogant that it's ridiculous.

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Take things in moderation, so you don't have to go through extreme cycles.

If you trust people too much and get hurt, you'll stop trusting people completely... then when you rebound, you trust people more than you should. Take it in moderation. Try to trust certain people, but take precautions. Use common sense... For instance, don't put yourself in a position where your life will be over if someone doesn't behave how you're expecting them to. (Don't give away your bank account; don't completely trust anyone to keep a life-changing secret; etc.)

The same logic applies to almost everything. Extremes are bad.
- Extreme political parties (both sides) are bad. Once people get screwed over by one side, they'll wildly swing to the other, and piss off more people, and the cycle eventually spins out of control.
- Extreme moods are bad. An individual that is manic all the time has a high chance of burning out and crashing, then he/she fails in the expectations others have of him/her and becomes extremely depressed. Maybe when they swing back, they try too hard, and become manic again, and start burning themselves out. Lot of "bipolar" people are like that.


Nothing wrong with being arrogant.

You're not hurting anyone or putting them down, are you?

There are even advantages to being arrogant and overconfident for some people.

It tends to raise people's expectations of you... and if you're the type that hates to disappoint people, it provides you with a lot of pressure and motivation to perform.

I hate how I never get to sleep on time, theres always something better to do, so I stay up till 2am instead of 11pm when I have to get up at 6 in the morning...

WELL...I mean there's nothing wrong with being confident, but arrogance....is always a bad thing. A lot of people confuse the two. See confidence is often backed by facts, like you got the magic hand as a surgeon. While arrogance is mostly unsupported, like you tell people you are the best surgeon in the world when you are perhaps just average.

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It has nothing to do with whether or not the attitude is supportable, it has to do with the degree of it. A confident person believes himself capable of something. An arrogant person blatantly displays that confidence.

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I'm ridiculously lazy, seriously, if I was being chased by a serial killer I'd probably run for about 30 seconds before giving up and letting myself ge killed, needless to say its done wonders for my health. I also have very bad memory.

Lazy, randomly violent (only at home with siblings), computer-addict, lazy, don't have George Clooney-looks, borderline anti-social, and lazy some more.

im terrible at making new friends in an environment where i don't really know anyone. i just clam up and sit and try to look cool as everyone else is having a fun time.

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[img][/img] A senpai tried to violate me after hearing about my transfer. BUT I RAPED HIM INSTEAD.