Poll: Do you like yourself?
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I don't mind myself, I'm not ugly, I'm a heavy and I'm slower than a lot of guys my age but mentally I am strong and physically I am too so I'm cool with me
I'm not, heck I have an inferiority complex.
I don't think I have any useful skill, I failed 2 Bachelors, I'm not good-looking and I don't think I'm very smart. I constantly apologise for the things I do and explain why I do things to stop any negative commentary before it comes up.
I basically assume that each time I meet someone, they're better than me.
I don't think I have any useful skill, I failed 2 Bachelors, I'm not good-looking and I don't think I'm very smart. I constantly apologise for the things I do and explain why I do things to stop any negative commentary before it comes up.
I basically assume that each time I meet someone, they're better than me.
I don't just like myself, I love myself. I take me on long strolls down the beach, we share a nice bottle of wine... I don't like where he's going with this. But I didn't ask his opinion and I don't care, so I'll continue this. But he should respect my feelings.
I'm happy with my looks and content with my current situation: single with the "my girlfriend cheated on me three times in a row and now i'm emotionally locked so being single is actually really nice"-attitude, employed, and in reasonably good shape. So yeah, I like myself.
as i like beer.
as i like beer.
I have shit loads of bad points, but at the same time people like me, I have a beautiful, very loving girlfriend, and my life is generally ok. So, no, my self esteem isn't that bad at the moment. It's very fragile though.
I fluctuate randomly between loving and hating myself.
Currently I don't hate myself, because I realise how special I am.
Not because for once I'm doing well in my studies, but because I realise that unlike most people I see and interact with, I actually am self-aware.
It just angers me a little that people don't seem to know about the world around them, nor do they really care.
They are all in their little bubbles, (excuse the lame expression, but thats what I see when I look at some people).
I hear people saying about how "green" they are, and bragging about how socially aware and responsible they are, how they don't use cars, and they recycle all their stuff, but are they truly self aware?
I mean, I can see straight through that. That type of "good" behaviour is just them trying to cover up their insecurities. They want to be seen as good people because they are afraid that some people won't like them.
I don't recycle. I mean, if there's a recycling bin nearby, I'd throw my immediate rubbish in there, no problem.
But I put all my room rubbish in a bag, and throw the full bag into the bin.
I would argue that its not my responsibility as I just want the product inside the packaging, thats what I paid for. The only reason I ever keep some boxes is because they have some value. To store the product when I'm done with it, or the product is deemed less in worth without its packaging, (like videogame cases, but they have a functional purpose so it falls into the storage area as well).
Its the company's fault that I'm not being green, as their packaging isn't recyclable.
Half the time they make me want the product,
Steps have been taken to make me, therefore themselves more green, (i.e. new "greener" videogame cases), but a lot of the time that is at the cost of the products value.
(In the Cases case, it loses some of its functuality as a storage device, as they have now cut holes where the disc is)
Its the governments fault as well. After all, they want us to buy stuff, so they can tax it, they provide services for us at the payment of taxes.
If I'm not being "green" enough for them, then they should withdraw their products and services to me, but obviously they are not going to do that.
Why should I be pressured to cut carbon emissions, if its my society's fault that I need to use electricity and products to maintain a competative edge over my peers?
They should make it consume less energy.
Obviously some companies are catching on to this, and are releasing greener electronics, but the process is undoubtadly slow, (which angers the scientists!).
(Anyway I'd be more worried about bees, and other insects!)
Currently I don't hate myself, because I realise how special I am.
Not because for once I'm doing well in my studies, but because I realise that unlike most people I see and interact with, I actually am self-aware.
It just angers me a little that people don't seem to know about the world around them, nor do they really care.
They are all in their little bubbles, (excuse the lame expression, but thats what I see when I look at some people).
I hear people saying about how "green" they are, and bragging about how socially aware and responsible they are, how they don't use cars, and they recycle all their stuff, but are they truly self aware?
I mean, I can see straight through that. That type of "good" behaviour is just them trying to cover up their insecurities. They want to be seen as good people because they are afraid that some people won't like them.
I don't recycle. I mean, if there's a recycling bin nearby, I'd throw my immediate rubbish in there, no problem.
But I put all my room rubbish in a bag, and throw the full bag into the bin.
I would argue that its not my responsibility as I just want the product inside the packaging, thats what I paid for. The only reason I ever keep some boxes is because they have some value. To store the product when I'm done with it, or the product is deemed less in worth without its packaging, (like videogame cases, but they have a functional purpose so it falls into the storage area as well).
Its the company's fault that I'm not being green, as their packaging isn't recyclable.
Half the time they make me want the product,
Steps have been taken to make me, therefore themselves more green, (i.e. new "greener" videogame cases), but a lot of the time that is at the cost of the products value.
(In the Cases case, it loses some of its functuality as a storage device, as they have now cut holes where the disc is)
Its the governments fault as well. After all, they want us to buy stuff, so they can tax it, they provide services for us at the payment of taxes.
If I'm not being "green" enough for them, then they should withdraw their products and services to me, but obviously they are not going to do that.
Why should I be pressured to cut carbon emissions, if its my society's fault that I need to use electricity and products to maintain a competative edge over my peers?
They should make it consume less energy.
Obviously some companies are catching on to this, and are releasing greener electronics, but the process is undoubtadly slow, (which angers the scientists!).
(Anyway I'd be more worried about bees, and other insects!)
I'm fine with who I am, though some people may not like who I am. Sure I'm no George Clooney, but I'm fine with myself, despite my faults.
I shift from loathing myself to thinking I'm a God on a daily basis. Yes, I have mood swings. But I wouldn't want to be anyone else. Even in my darkest moments I'm still pretty glad over who I am.
No i hate it when people do that.
They seem to just want attension.
Be happy with the way you are!
They seem to just want attension.
Be happy with the way you are!
