Ah, the vague, ever-broad, infinite assumptions of the word "things". Many of us are bad, not particularly good at, reasonably awful, etc...at something. Sometimes it's a great amount of incidents, skills, casual methods, and other fine life establishments that we lack. Regardless, this list is dedicated to them.
- Mathematics. I am one of those people who can do English, writing, history, art, theology, philosophy, and an assorted number of subjects. Unfortunately mathematics has never been my strongest point.
- Coming across the right way. Many social conversations in life could have gone very, very well if people didn't assume I was being mean, condescending, or outright apathetic to others.
- Getting into different subjects. Everytime I read something other than horror, fantasy, sci-fi, warfare, mythology, or anything that involves something other than an "out of the norm situation" which might or might nor involve a great battle at some point in time I become bored rather quickly.
- Seeing the fine details, subtle aspects of art. I am a literalist when it comes to poetry on occassions.
- Being empathetic towards ideas, decisions, and thoughts that I feel lack moral value.
- Not being racist. Working in retail, in a store in the South of America seems to have a bad effect on you. I am not racist in the "everyone who is this color is like this" standard but in the "I tend to notice these peope do more of this than these people" manner. Can't help it on some occassions. Applies to everybody as well, F'ing white-priveleged rich shitheads that...ahem, see?
This is all I can conjure for now. Next!
- Mathematics. I am one of those people who can do English, writing, history, art, theology, philosophy, and an assorted number of subjects. Unfortunately mathematics has never been my strongest point.
- Coming across the right way. Many social conversations in life could have gone very, very well if people didn't assume I was being mean, condescending, or outright apathetic to others.
- Getting into different subjects. Everytime I read something other than horror, fantasy, sci-fi, warfare, mythology, or anything that involves something other than an "out of the norm situation" which might or might nor involve a great battle at some point in time I become bored rather quickly.
- Seeing the fine details, subtle aspects of art. I am a literalist when it comes to poetry on occassions.
- Being empathetic towards ideas, decisions, and thoughts that I feel lack moral value.
- Not being racist. Working in retail, in a store in the South of America seems to have a bad effect on you. I am not racist in the "everyone who is this color is like this" standard but in the "I tend to notice these peope do more of this than these people" manner. Can't help it on some occassions. Applies to everybody as well, F'ing white-priveleged rich shitheads that...ahem, see?
This is all I can conjure for now. Next!