Admit you were wrong about something.
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Okay, so I couldn't make things move with my mind after watching Matilda as a kid. But I tried. God I tried.
I was wrong about COD: Black Ops, I kept telling everyone, "it'll be good, Treyarch was great with their previous titles." But I was wrong....
I was wrong about Magic: The Gathering being lame and for comparing it to Yu-Gi-Oh. It's a fun game and my newest hobby. And Magic is nothing like Yu-Gi-Oh because it's actually fun.
Three-for-one! One funny, two serious.
I thought Revenge of the Fallen might not be as bad as the first Transformers movie. movie. I was right! It was so much worse.
I thought love was enough. Turns out, it's not. Relationships require work, like anything else of value.
I thought transgender people were emotionally or mentally damaged somehow. I've since come to understand the concept of gender much better.
I thought Revenge of the Fallen might not be as bad as the first Transformers movie. movie. I was right! It was so much worse.
I thought love was enough. Turns out, it's not. Relationships require work, like anything else of value.
I thought transgender people were emotionally or mentally damaged somehow. I've since come to understand the concept of gender much better.
I just kind of assume I'm wrong about everything, so not much here.
I first watched the film End of Evangelion without having seen the series first. I thought that though it had some totally brilliant scenes, as a whole, it wasn't very well constructed. I thought maybe I just didn't have proper context.
I was wrong. I watched and became a huge fan of the series, then sat down to watch End of Evangelion again. Turns out, my first impressions were totally right.
I thought I had some good cheese to snack on with crackers in the refrigerator.
I was wrong. Turns out, mold has a very refined pallet.
I first watched the film End of Evangelion without having seen the series first. I thought that though it had some totally brilliant scenes, as a whole, it wasn't very well constructed. I thought maybe I just didn't have proper context.
I was wrong. I watched and became a huge fan of the series, then sat down to watch End of Evangelion again. Turns out, my first impressions were totally right.
I thought I had some good cheese to snack on with crackers in the refrigerator.
I was wrong. Turns out, mold has a very refined pallet.
I thought I'd eventually come to appreciate the humor and perhaps some of the affection of the ponies. I was wrong, they're still creeping me out.
I guess I was wrong that the Osama Bin Laden thing maybe wasn't a government conspiracy coverup.......
aye, i second this me matey.Wenseph said:
as for me, i kinda walk into everything assuming im wrong. kinda serves me well in school since i usually am at least 40% wrong.
unfortunately this also goes hand in hand with my belief that there is a right answer, so on impossible math problems, i ALWAYS get stuck and waste a bunch of time.
I was wrong as a child when i peeked through my room keyhole. Looking to see if my toys had come to life straight after watching Toy Story for the first time.
Alternatively.
I thought i wasn't dyslexic. I was worgn.
Alternatively.
I thought i wasn't dyslexic. I was worgn.