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I'm in the same situation as Lebezniatnikov... with the added twist of me recently becoming tired of that and hitting a breaking point, a lot of it being due to a completely destructive marriage to a person of completely opposite personality type. It causes me to occasionally flip to the polar extreme as a self-protection mechanism... and, since people are just used to me being the "nice guy", any time I'm not, people think I'm a dick.
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| Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie Being really full of yourself is probably just as much of a curse, no? |
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| Originally posted by biznology with friends and family i dont always use those same tools, partially as it is a different environment. at work people *have* to put up with you, in life its not so serious nor as goal focused. (not that work is always as goal focused as it ought to be) but i think that the personal experience is much more of an inner struggle. you can put up a front at work to some extent, and while your friends and family may respect or love you more, they see through the weakness easier, for good and bad| |
(joke!)
I have a double personality with a single edge.
Which is why I'm a cutter
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| Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov A lot of my friends have commented that they were initially drawn to me because I'm a "nice" guy - but that isn't necessarily always a positive, and today has been a perfect example of that for me. I'm the kind of person who rarely puts myself first, and when I'm asked to do something for someone I rarely say no. Luckily I haven't really been taken advantage on that account yet, but I definitely have put myself in situations where I don't stand to gain from helping. Today I loaned my friend a pretty substantial sum of money, and to be frank, I don't really have anything to loan. I put myself in a pretty tight spot on the assumption that his spot is tighter. I trust him to the extent that I didn't even ask any questions as to why he needed it, just one to make sure I will be repaid sometime soon. |
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| Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov And after a $750 bill for car repairs today... I now know that it was indeed a bad idea to give someone else a loan, since I now may need one as well. |
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| Originally posted by UWM Gee-whiz! |
short temper. its good because im not passive person, I dont let people walk all over me yet at the same time I tend to make rash and often cold decisions regarding people. it also leads to a lot of fights 
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