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⌈ Secret Post #2526 ⌋

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[Doctor Who]

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[Disney]

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[TMNT]

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[Thor: The Dark World]

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[As Told By Ginger]

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[daughter, purity ring]

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[Sleepy Hollow]

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[Attack on Titan/Shingeki No Kyojin]

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[The Producers]

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I like that I've become a lot more confident than I used to be and I'd like to think I'm still a fairly thoughtful person, but I've apparently traded those improvements for becoming a lot more lazy and avoidant.

No.

Not really.

Not ever.

I'm very satisfied with how I've grown in some areas but there are still other things I need to work on.

Considering that I can't fly and I don't have any other superpowers in this point in my life? No. I'm not satisfied.

I want superpowers, dammit.

More than I ever expected.

It's a mixed bag. On a professional and academic note, I've done the best I can. On a personal level, I suck at relationships and appear to be incapable of keeping a boyfriend for longer than a month.

Re: Are you satisfied with the person you've become?

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So far so good! But I'm not anywhere close to dying, so I don't know what I'm going to finally turn out like yet. :P

In some ways yes. Mostly, no.

Don't assume that this is my final form.

darkmanifest - 2013-12-03 00:59 (UTC) - Expand

Sort of? I'm fairly satisfied with my personality and who I am as a person, but I'm not satisfied with where I am in life. But even then I wish I was more confident and less anxiety-driven. So idek.

Well since I don't have uncontested control of a world spanning atomic death ray, no. Apart from that, yeah.

Mostly. I feel like I'm still a work in progress.

I like the way I am now more than the ways I've been in the past, and I hope I like the way I become next more than the way I am now.

I've always been the same person.

No. But I'm satisfied with the life I have, which is a start.

No. If there were such things as personality transplants, I would get one.

diet_poison - 2013-12-03 01:52 (UTC) - Expand

"And I've had recurring nightmares
That I was loved for who I am
And missed the opportunity
To be a better man".

(No, I'm not. I'm quite disappointed on a daily basis, even. But I'm doing my best everyday to become someone I can be proud of. Me. Not my family, or "for the honor of it", but for myself.)

lynx - 2013-12-03 01:55 (UTC) - Expand

Yes and no.

not really, but i'm doing the best with the hand i've been given, and i'm satisfied with the path i'm taking bc i know it'll take me to where i want to be. that's really all anybody can ask of me, and all i can ask of myself

Once I've become satisfied, I would stop looking for ways to improve myself, and stagnate.

I am satisfied at some of the progress I've made, but there will always be something I'd like to be better capable of.

No, but I'd like to think I'm still in the process of becoming the "person I will become".

Though now that I think about it, I think a mark of good character is never being closed to the idea of personal growth. I'm 23 and in a very transitive part of my life, but when I'm 30, 40, 50, 80+ years old, will I still be learning, changing, growing?

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Satisfied? Depends on how you define it, I am not a drug addict and/or in jail so in that regard big step up from my family.

On the other hand, I think my relationship might be falling through the cracks, I am so behind on schoolwork it isn't even funny anymore and I will probably end up unemployed when I am finished with my education.

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