By Golly, Your a Natural
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Writing, acting, flexibility, situps, roundhouse kicking, and video games.
I've been told I have a good radio announcer voice. That, and my proficiency with the English language, are a major help with acting.
Fast reflexes, as well as my ability to predict what my opponent is going to do, are beneficial skills to have when playing games/sports.
I have a slim build, and low body fat percentage. That, combined with a solid regimen of martial arts training, have made me good at pretty much anything that involves flexibility.
I've been told I have a good radio announcer voice. That, and my proficiency with the English language, are a major help with acting.
Fast reflexes, as well as my ability to predict what my opponent is going to do, are beneficial skills to have when playing games/sports.
I have a slim build, and low body fat percentage. That, combined with a solid regimen of martial arts training, have made me good at pretty much anything that involves flexibility.
I was told I was a natural at biking, but I was honestly a lot more afraid than what I let on at, And I am a natural at snowboarding it felt so smooth and elegant for my first run, then the next run I totally face planted it, but it was still a pretty decent start most snowboarders start out with more time on their ass than their board.
I'm good at remembering things that will not help me in life at all. Like the names of all of the characters in The Simpsons. Absolutely useless.
Learning, I guess.
When I still went to school, I never studied and barely ever payed any attention in class, and yet all my test scores were in the 90% range.
Also, I pick up most things pretty quickly. Like, I'll play a game for a couple of hours and I'm already about as good as someone who's been playing for weeks.
I usually don't get much better than that, though. I tend to reach a level somewhat higher than average, and then just remain stuck there no matter how hard I try to improve.
It actually kinda sucks.
When I still went to school, I never studied and barely ever payed any attention in class, and yet all my test scores were in the 90% range.
Also, I pick up most things pretty quickly. Like, I'll play a game for a couple of hours and I'm already about as good as someone who's been playing for weeks.
I usually don't get much better than that, though. I tend to reach a level somewhat higher than average, and then just remain stuck there no matter how hard I try to improve.
It actually kinda sucks.
I'm good at remembering things from a really long time ago that no one else remembers. Like on the first day of history class when everyone says "Oh I don't remember any of these names" I do. My other talents include eating lots and lots without gaining weight, not going to sleep, and then not being tired the next day, and I catch on to new things pretty fast, like I was already playing guitar hero on expert a month after the first time I played, and lastly of course standing, breathing, and thinking all at the same time.
A natural? I'm not even passably competent at nearly anything. Although, non-life-important tidbits about someone I'm fascinated/obsessed over comes naturally. Read the DnD manual once or twice, and it's various crevices and exceptions and whatnot are absorbed into my mind like a sponge. Also, I can type at 92 WPM with 98% accuracy, and I never really tried that hard.
