ManiacalMadMan
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I voted on yes but there are days when it is not as much a yes as a maybe.
Interesting question too.
Interesting question too.
I voted on yes but there are days when it is not as much a yes as a maybe.
Interesting question too.[/quote]
Thanks, especially since we have been at odds before. (I think we have, it's hard to keep up with who is who here)
I thought people may take it as a dumb question.
i prefer having an overall neutral opinion of me... it makes me able to predict my own limits and admit my mistakes better
I voted no. I can find too many things about myself not to like.
I try to maintain an accurate picture of myself and recognize that my flaws. I try to accept criticism and not be overly defensive, because you can't grow and become better without admitting that there's room for improvement.
I also try to recognize that it's OK to be flawed, and that we're all flawed, that our flaws are part of what makes us unique. But I've got some pretty serious flaws which aren't easy to forgive. It's all too easy to dwell excessively on one's own flaws, which is actually a terrible form of self-centeredness. But I find it extremely difficult to turn off the internal voice of the self-critic, especially when what he says makes so much sense.