Helping people analyze their problems. It can get overwhelming when everyone needs your help all at once.
Carmen:
Lying.
Kat:
write poems
Dagny:
Falling in love…
Anonymous:
Put in the work to do something right, and care.
Vicki:
Giving blowjobs =]
Bryan:
Thinking and being somewhat smarter than the average person; understand how it should be but isn’t and knowing the severity of others’ stupidity doesn’t offer a very bright view of the society and what it’s all hype up to be
Lauren:
Making my friends live in my shadow. Also know as being the best at everything. They think my life is perfect. And I don’t mean to hurt their feelings by being better.
dk:
lying
katie:
Cry.
X:
Killing dead animals
Rick Davis:
My career… And it’s not that I don’t like doing it. It’s just that I’d rather offset the parts that I don’t like, or the 66% of unproductive/busy work, still give 110% to squeeze the most out of the other 34%, and use the time gained to enjoy the other things that are important in life that we rarely get enough time to experience… There has to be a way… 🙂
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Nahh… I don’t think I’m really good at something I don’t like. Well, duh. I’m really good at almost everything — whether be it something I like or not.
Haha, jk. I heck wish I were actually good at something.
Daniel Butcher:
Breathing.
Heath:
Fixing most people’s computers.
Alicia:
Leadership. I tend to get myself in leadership positions, but don’t usually enjoy it once I’m there.
swimming…I’m really afraid of water but I can swim very good
c.trip:
masking my feelings
Raven:
Piano. I was really good when I played but my mom pushed me to much so I quit.
Me:
get angry and offend people 🙁
Mike:
Writing essays. I hate writing essays but I’ve gotten 85% on 13 page essays that I wrote in the last 24 hours before it was due, literally finishing it barely in time to leave for class. The longer I’m at university the more I hate these papers because it’s all theoretical BS and I’d rather be doing something that makes a difference in my life.
Nick:
Humiliating myself to entertain others.
Jim:
Fix people’s computers. Do it once, and forever you’re “the computer fixer”.
Jane:
Playing soccer.
anonimus:
Jim: hahahahahaha that make me laugh so much(:
I think being SO nice to people, in the end almost everyone hurt me because of that
Macey:
Public speaking
Copper:
Writing papers for school.
Alex:
Hiding emotion
hexmage:
So much… I’m packed with talent. I’m not the best, but I haven’t found something I couldn’t do well. At 5’8″ I managed to excel at basketball, as a line backer in football, as track and field, in Chemistry, Calculus, and even in our school play/musical. I don’t find enjoyment in anything I’ve done because it all feels worthless to me because I didn’t earn anything. So I wish I could just be average, and be forced to EARN my skills.
draw, talk to people.
Chemistry. I’m a theology major and an english minor in college who sucks at math and science, yet I can somehow rock a chem class. Don’t ask me!
Math.
Science. A bachelor’s and a master’s degree at Caltech sucked all the fun right out of it for me.
basketball, im 6ft with every inch smothered in natural talent, one of the most soul sucking things i’ve done
make people feel bad about themselves
I was on a swim team for a short period of time, and I was good, but I hated it
occasional lies @o@
Helping people analyze their problems. It can get overwhelming when everyone needs your help all at once.
Lying.
write poems
Falling in love…
Put in the work to do something right, and care.
Giving blowjobs =]
Thinking and being somewhat smarter than the average person; understand how it should be but isn’t and knowing the severity of others’ stupidity doesn’t offer a very bright view of the society and what it’s all hype up to be
Making my friends live in my shadow. Also know as being the best at everything. They think my life is perfect. And I don’t mean to hurt their feelings by being better.
lying
Cry.
Killing dead animals
My career… And it’s not that I don’t like doing it. It’s just that I’d rather offset the parts that I don’t like, or the 66% of unproductive/busy work, still give 110% to squeeze the most out of the other 34%, and use the time gained to enjoy the other things that are important in life that we rarely get enough time to experience… There has to be a way… 🙂
Nahh… I don’t think I’m really good at something I don’t like. Well, duh. I’m really good at almost everything — whether be it something I like or not.
Haha, jk. I heck wish I were actually good at something.
Breathing.
Fixing most people’s computers.
Leadership. I tend to get myself in leadership positions, but don’t usually enjoy it once I’m there.
swimming…I’m really afraid of water but I can swim very good
masking my feelings
Piano. I was really good when I played but my mom pushed me to much so I quit.
get angry and offend people 🙁
Writing essays. I hate writing essays but I’ve gotten 85% on 13 page essays that I wrote in the last 24 hours before it was due, literally finishing it barely in time to leave for class. The longer I’m at university the more I hate these papers because it’s all theoretical BS and I’d rather be doing something that makes a difference in my life.
Humiliating myself to entertain others.
Fix people’s computers. Do it once, and forever you’re “the computer fixer”.
Playing soccer.
Jim: hahahahahaha that make me laugh so much(:
I think being SO nice to people, in the end almost everyone hurt me because of that
Public speaking
Writing papers for school.
Hiding emotion
So much… I’m packed with talent. I’m not the best, but I haven’t found something I couldn’t do well. At 5’8″ I managed to excel at basketball, as a line backer in football, as track and field, in Chemistry, Calculus, and even in our school play/musical. I don’t find enjoyment in anything I’ve done because it all feels worthless to me because I didn’t earn anything. So I wish I could just be average, and be forced to EARN my skills.