my condolences for the loss of your sanity and productivity
. May i never walk into that room of cables.
How have others consistently described you?
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my condolences for the loss of your sanity and productivity
. May i never walk into that room of cables.
my condolences for the loss of your sanity and productivity
Who knows, perhaps the people who posted those pics originally thrive in chaos?
Misadventure
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I actually wasn't referring to you. But I think it's being taken wrong. I do have a sense of humor about it, even if it appears I don't.
Misadventure
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It's just such a funny sounding word. Especially in the context of where I heard it (Better Call Saul).
"Neo-Nazism consists of post-World War II social or political movements seeking to revive the far-right-wing tenets of Nazism. The term neo-Nazism can also refer to the ideology of these movements."
Nazism: "National Socialism, more commonly known as Nazism, is the ideology and practice associated with the 20th-century German Nazi Party and Nazi state as well as other far-right groups. Usually characterized as a form of fascism that incorporates scientific racism and antisemitism."
Neo-Nazism and Nazism, according to Wikipedia.
When it comes right down to it Nazism is reflected in vastly more degree by the far left ideologies found in America. There are a few differences of course but the greatest scale of measurement is accurate.
I have been called lazy at times.
Sometimes, I want to strike fear in people's hearts the Machiavellian way. I am a Machiavillain.
Sometimes, I want to strike fear in people's hearts the Machiavellian way. I am a Machiavillain.
Lately, some people have been glancing at me from the corner of their eyes, commenting on my various commitments, as if they think one more detail, one more obstacle, will place just enough pressure so that I can't bend anymore and instead break.
Which might be true, actually. So, yeah. I've been called way too involved and a perfectionist, which is kind of a double whammy if you think about it.
Which might be true, actually. So, yeah. I've been called way too involved and a perfectionist, which is kind of a double whammy if you think about it.
Intelligent, stupid, anti-social, cold, funny, bold, confident, a bit of a perfectionist, lazy, laid back, Crazy .. I dunno, irl everyone usually describe's me in terms like "Well, you know what Sinny's like".
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People say the weirdest shit about me. Within hours/minutes of meeting perfect strangers, I’ve received job offers and invitations to Easter.
People’s first impressions of me consistently tend to be: quiet, soft spoken, kind, beautiful, funny, quick/smart/intelligent…
Multiple people have called me ambitious, responsible, mature, serious... My entire life people have tried telling me to act my age sometime (you can take that multiple ways).
People’s first impressions of me consistently tend to be: quiet, soft spoken, kind, beautiful, funny, quick/smart/intelligent…
Multiple people have called me ambitious, responsible, mature, serious... My entire life people have tried telling me to act my age sometime (you can take that multiple ways).
The most common adjectives thrown my way - to my face: funny, weird, strange. Often some allusion to how I seem much older than my age (i.e. old soul).
I tend to think others have the impression that I'm not serious at all, since when I speak to people humour almost always dominates everything I say. Yet funnily enough at the same time I could hardly be more serious - it's just that I rarely want to express that deeper serious side with people, namely because I just know they won't understand what I mean, and will misunderstand it on some level, so unless prodded or asked for serious considerations, I tend to be content to use witty humour in an abstract non-small talk kind of way.
As for other descriptions, there's plenty, 99% positive, but I haven't bothered to set such comments on the mantle piece in my memory since such self back-patting I find unnecessary for my self-confidence and in my view usually leads to egoism.
People are easily captivated and convinced of our good qualities, our bad qualities are generally well hidden from sight and are known only by those closest to us.
I tend to think others have the impression that I'm not serious at all, since when I speak to people humour almost always dominates everything I say. Yet funnily enough at the same time I could hardly be more serious - it's just that I rarely want to express that deeper serious side with people, namely because I just know they won't understand what I mean, and will misunderstand it on some level, so unless prodded or asked for serious considerations, I tend to be content to use witty humour in an abstract non-small talk kind of way.
As for other descriptions, there's plenty, 99% positive, but I haven't bothered to set such comments on the mantle piece in my memory since such self back-patting I find unnecessary for my self-confidence and in my view usually leads to egoism.
People are easily captivated and convinced of our good qualities, our bad qualities are generally well hidden from sight and are known only by those closest to us.
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