Magical Sailor Fuku

I wonder if it's any good to be inconsistent. I see and hear people sticking with something, and they seem to get somewhere, but I don't know if that's possible for me, or even if it's a good thing. Sure, there are at least a few things that I'd like to spend enough time on to accomplish, but I simply lack an anchor to keep myself from roaming the ever-shifting seas. I just wonder if it's worth it to live a life like this, where I don't excel anywhere or accomplish much of anything in my own, or anyone else's, eyes. I mean, I'm twenty-five, still living with my mother, dropped out of high school, never had a job, don't have any skills or experience worth being considered seriously, can't handle the social life well at all, have trouble with picking up even simple habits and thus anything required to be done regularly (like bathing and exercising) are practically beyond me, and then there's just my lack of energy/motivation/whatever to initiate much of anything.

And while it has become easy for me to communicate, I somehow seem to communicate on a different frequency. What's up with that? O.o

Yes, but you are true to yourself, and you are one of the admins of MSF, and you have a good few internet friends.

There's nothing wrong with being who you are.

Hey, welcome to my life...

Bah, you're looking too deeply into it.
Inconsistency is a personality trait like any other. And unless you're a real jerk, you shouldn't be wondering whether or not it's "a good thing" to be who you are.

... I can't believe I am saying this, but BD is correct there.

If there are inconstistancies all that is required is a quick whipping with a whisk.



In Soviet Russia fluffy cakes eat you!

Rei wrote:... I can't believe I am saying this, but BD is correct there.

Bite me, shifter :p

Mitchell:

The friendship doesn't go both ways, though, as you've heard me say before. Friendship is like a pet or a plant, but I feel that I can't handle the responsibility enough to have one.

Selena:

I'm a doppelganger? @_@

BD:

Well, I don't consider myself to be a non-jerk. But I don't like who I am regardless.

Stellar:

Spock: "I do not understand."

Wolf's Boon wrote:Well, I don't consider myself to be a non-jerk. But I don't like who I am regardless.

"Accept what you cannot change, and change what you cannot accept."
- Some dork whose name I don't know.

Honestly now. If you want to change, then just do it. But make sure YOU'RE the one who doesn't like you, and not some other person whose approval you value.

... This applies to Nike alone, of course. Rags needs to conform to the Muffin Room standard and do exactly what I say for fear of exclusion.

Sure, right whatever. I've done things my way for years and I don't aim to change.

Wolf's Boon wrote:Spock: "I do not understand."

So be it! *A giant delicous looking cake devours Spock*

BD:

I've already tried changing what I can't accept and I've been failing like a n00b. Otherwise I've already accepted most, if not all, of the things that I can't change.

Rei wrote:Sure, right whatever. I've done things my way for years and I don't aim to change.

All the cool people are doing it!
You want to be cool, don't you?

Wolf's Boon wrote:BD:

I've already tried changing what I can't accept and I've been failing like a n00b. Otherwise I've already accepted most, if not all, of the things that I can't change.

Well, if you've been trying and failing to change, perhaps it's time to move further toward acceptance?