Depression, suicidal thoughts, nonexisting self-esteem, inferiority complex, terrible attention span, looks like shit, no motivation to try new things, constant fear of making mistakes
-hearing sounds visually instead of representative of true sounds which makes it hard to distinguish speech and sounds in general unless intently focused on.
-Sometimes my mind just draws a total blank, and I can't continue what I'm doing.
-Being totally lost in thought/disconnected with the world.
-Waves of intense existential anxiety.
Lately I've been turning my head to the left or right because I think I'm seeing something in my peripherals and it always turns out there is nothing there.
I also keep thinking one of my lights is flickering a few times a day. It might be, but it also might be from the same problem as above.
i suck at AAAing anything.
i suck at going to sleep at night. ever since i've had any sense of time perception, it's taken me at least 20-30mins each night after i go to bed to get to sleep. sometimes an hour or two. also if i'm sleeping in a new bed i always wake up extremely early for no reason at all, and this lasts for about a week or two, which is a pain when i'm on holiday.
my blood pressure varies by up to ~40/20 on consecutive readings taken minutes apart; i don't know if this is normal.
i immensely suck at job interviews and applications in general.
i suck at broken stream and syncopated patterns like in clockwork genesis and takecore of yourself.
i shit every 4 days. i don't know whether to be concerned at all about this because it's always been that way since i was about 13. between the ages of 2 and 13 it was every 3 days, and before that i didn't have a perception of how to count days. this has not caused me any problems yet.
i suck at having a broad general spectrum of conversational topics. pick a topic with me and you'll soon discover that i know either absolutely nothing, or far too much. i sort of believe that the highly specialised nature of the british education system made me this way (but this is not a criticism of the british education system).
i suck at not losing on time when playing chess, which is why i only play by correspondence nowadays.
my eyesight is -6.5 dioptres off in my left eye. (it's -4.0 in my right, which is good enough that i don't consider it an artefact that is wrong with me.)
i have a really low cold tolerance which i think is due to a low core body temperature but i really have no idea.
i suck at talking to girls and all this mysterious dating stuff.
i suck at electrodynamics.
i suck at being tall.
i suck at not being overly negative about making lists on internet forums.
finally, ever since about four weeks ago, i suck at not getting nosebleeds in my right nostril.
Theorem: If you have a large enough number of monkeys, and a large enough number of computer keyboards, one of them will sight-read AAA death piano on stealth. And the ffr community will forever worship it. ProofExample
-Social Anxiety
-Social Awkwardness (can't start or hold a conversation to save my life)
-Epilepsy
-Being single my whole life (I suck at talking to girls, but I also suck at talking to people overall)
-Having to live in a town where nothing is
-Having to go through frustration in my house every single day
-Low Self-esteem
-That feeling like I just want to give up on life...
For whatever reason, my friends seem to come to me with their problems, and I'm practically a sitcom star with them having to deal with all their shit. Generally the advice I give them for said problem is pretty good, respectable at the least. But, when a similar if not identical problem arises for me, I don't follow my own advice, but I don't go to other people for help and leave myself in a ditch.
I make an effort to help the people who come to me, because my mind blocks out its own problems and issues by flooding it with everyone else's. I let the other person's problem(s) linger and weigh me down, tacking on more and more as I go.
I'm most worried about not disappointing others. Too me, seeing when I don't live up to the expectations somebody had for me, when I'm unable to help somebody, it literally kills me. This leads to me being extremely self conscious in person, trying to check everything I say, trying to find the most unbiased, sympathetic words to use in a situation because I don't want to see the other person get frustrated or upset. What's worst for me is that I know I should worry more about myself than others to an extent, but I can't seem to physically bring myself to change.
I'm generally pessimistic. My immediate thought on just about everything is negative, and I have to mentally check myself every time to search for positives.
On a more physical note: I'm pretty positive I have (really) poor circulation with my hands and feet, because I am consistently and constantly cold in those areas, be it winter or summer. It makes it really difficult to play games like FFR or play instruments.
Originally posted by choof
you double dad loving dipshit
Originally posted by t-rogdor
dammit now i have to smoke a picture of choof out of a bong
Originally posted by smartdude1212
I can't be the only guy who has wondered what it'd be like to menstruate all over the shower.
Stealing this one from dynamo -I have a hard time staying interested in something and often go from hobby to hobby, being intensely motivated at first but then completely being turned off from it a short while later. On the other extreme, if I actually stay interested in something, it turns into an obsession.
Establishing a healthy sleep pattern for my circadian rhythm. Go to bed at 4 am regularly and wake up at 2 in the afternoon. I enjoy being awake at night for some reason. I feel naturally nocturnal when I know it is unhealthy.
I'm 5' 9" and currently under 120 lbs. With a diet of whole grain pasta, bacon egg and cheese sandwiches on wheat bread, oatmeal, cereal w/ whole milk and other carbohydrate rich foods, I struggle reaching the 125 lb mark.
Not being sexist. This is actually very serious in the sense that I'm not trying to be demeaning at all. The hormonal difference in women and the irrationality that occurs from being inherently more emotional by nature, is something that clashes with my logical mind. I struggle establishing any relationship beyond friend or sexual partner because of this, especially when I know I am indeed sensitive and respondent to the needs of others, and am being told that I am not irrationally.
I have this overwhelming feeling like I'm not supposed to plug myself into the matrix of society and do things like work a 9-5 job or go to college for fear that I'm taking away the essence of my free spirited self and contributing to a capitalistic system that I do not support; so I become highly unmotivated knowing that generating income to live comfortably is up to my ability to be entrepreneurially savvy enough to be able to do that, and it is not easy so I procrastinate like a mother fucker without any vision in mind.
I am addicted to sex and it really is a huge problem for me. It contributes immensely to my non-productivity, because instead of doing something that will help build a foundation for what I could be doing to support myself, I will instantly gratify my urges so that I don't have to think about how I can be marketing my skills or finding a niche that works for me. I just have a really hard time in general not seeking out the convenience of women that I know will have sex with me.
I have a hard time knowing that I am far more self-aware than any one that I know. In contrast to what vendetta said "-assuming when I talk about a lot of my perceptions that people are self-aware enough of these things in themselves to follow me" I instead know through experience that most people are not. I constantly wonder what that means about myself to be able to perceive things with such accuracy with such little conveyance, and how I can connect with those who aren't, instead of feeling like I have this superior 6th sense that I can fall back on and say "no, you just don't understand, nvm". I create an ego to suppress the frustration I have with those I feel just "don't care" or live blissfully ignorant so that I can be like "one of them" enough for it to not overwhelm me. Being in the .1% at everything I like to do adds a superiority complex into the mix, because I just tell myself "the only reason I'm not as good as you are at that or better, is because it doesn't have entertainment value for me" without even attempting whatever thing it is that's being discussed, and there is a large degree of truth to that. I feel alienated because of my ability to naturally excel at certain things. Anything I can find entertainment value in basically. I don't know if I'm just supposed to accept that perhaps I was just blessed with good genetics, therefore I should be humble enough to accept that I am naturally good at things, (sports, video games, reading a situation for what it really is far beyond what anyone else does) or if that is an excuse I create to in order protect myself from being perceived as elitist or arrogant unfairly.
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