Do you hate your personality?

JamesSmith

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I love myself. I think I'm funny, fun-loving and interesting. Too bad most of the world sees me as a boring, awkward mute.
 

fitftw

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I like myself and what I'm into but I feel like nobody sees any of that because I close myself off to everyone.
 

nicole1

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Yes. I'm compulsive. I turn people off most of the times with out trying... I do love who I am but sometimes I hate how I am in respect to others.
 

funkyy

Active member
i hate it when i always feel right about myself but people keep blaming me. (i dont see what i do is wrong)
 

madhouse

Member
Yes I used to actually get ashamed when my true personality would come out, because I was usually always known as the quiet one. I still do it actually.
 

nikkixo

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i like who i am with my close friends and family. i'm really funny, kind of looney, but fun to be around. i hate who i am around people i rarely know/ people i can't connect with. there are alot of things i'm trying to change (such as being selfish/getting angry over silly things/saying inappropriate things) but overall i like my personality.
 

EscapeArtist

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I like who I am but I dislike my defenses, there are so many of them that I normally cannot be, or remember, 'who' I am. But I believe that all of us are only the positive vibes, energies and qualities and that most else is a defense against something unfamiliar to the body and history of the body. So I do like the I
 
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Minty

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I like my personality. The problem is that it gets masked by my anxiety when I'm out in social situations. I noticed my sense of humor is best when I'm not focused on being funny but on having a good time. It also shows more with certain people who just "get" me.
 

Kat

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Yes and no. I think it can be confusing at times having sp I am not sure what’s me and what’s the sp at times. Something’s I would be ok to keep and I wonder if human nature is a worse condition then sp but other things I would like gone.
 

Agon

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I'm pretty sure there's still a funny bone hidden in there somewhere! Don't give up, Redskinsfan! I think what you need is not more humor, but less inhibition. Inhibition ruins everything. It blocks your mind, makes you utterly blank, and prevents you from generating any sort of comeback until after the conversation. -_-

I think that before one can truly be free and outgoing, he must accept and likehimself first. You know, being comfortable in one's own skin and all that. After that, the wall of inhibition comes crashing down and the humor and the witty remarks follow naturally.

The problem is how to get there.
 

T T T

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I too was once outgoing and fun. I was in a band, had lots of friends who were popular, which made me popular and always somewhere to go and someone to meet.

Now? Hah. I can't even look these people in the eye incase they judge me for being so different now. I don't hate my personality, because I know in there somewhere I am waiting to be 'set free' again, I just hate what I have become.
 
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