2010-06-05, 11:36 PM
I stopped trying to contribute to forum boards when I realized that nobody else would/could give me what I wanted. I sometimes lapse into phases of generosity, but most people can't tell the difference. I volunteer at a hospital every Saturday for four hours a week. I'm more athletic than I am intellectual: I did both Cross-Country and Tennis. I study science because it's practical and it's application can bring about positive changes, but my hobby and passion is in philosophy. I love re-reading Plato and Aristotle as they are foundational philosophers who cover a wide degree of topics. For this reason I also enjoy reading books on psychology and sociology. I wanted to find people who had similar hobbies. Unfortunately it always ended poorly.
I tend to trust people too easily because I am a truthful person. I like to give advice over life issues because it gives me a chance to explore different elements of human nature. I am horrible at lying. I hate trolls. I hate inconsistency. I hate people who don't explore their opinions further. I hate tl;dr statements. In middle school I used to write transgendered fiction stories and most of the people who edited my text were men in their late 30s. I am a horrible writer and have forgotten almost every grammatical rule in the book. I was a better writer back in middle school. I sometimes visit this site and fall into deep lapses of cynicism. I have never seriously considered killing myself. I have never seriously considered killing other people. I have considered running people over. I have also considered running them over again in reverse.
I am the first born and the oldest brother. I have a younger sister, she is usually an idiot. My mother went through three miscarriages, the babies had anencephalitis. My dad had a vasectomy right after my younger sister was born. He did not tell my mother (his wife) about it because he knew she would object. My mom didn't find out until ten years later. My dad is a staunch democrat. His philosophy is pro-welfare and he is very libertarian. His beliefs run counter to his wallet. After his co-workers left him and the economy tanked, that wallet became a lot smaller. My mother is staunch conservative. Her philosophy is to hate democrats and to argue with my dad over politics. I have grown cynical to the extent where I look forward to the public execution of all politicians. My dad is optimistic. When I was young, I asked him why he always looked on the bright side of life. He told me that if he didn't, then he would probably get depressed and die.
I believe people should have dreams. I believe people should aspire to follow those dreams. I believe people give you a lot of b.s. about what they want to do. I hate it when people talk too much and don't act at all. I hate people who feel that their profession sets them above other professions. It's a tough economy. Any job is a good job, as long as it's no job. I hate people who feel that getting into a top tier college sets them above other college students. You went to a nice college, I respect you for getting in. Just don't act like a shmuck.
I like general education requirements. Science professors can have the personality of a table. It's sometimes nice to have teachers who are able to dish out some condiments.
I hate online moderators who abuse their power. I hate online moderators that don't use their accounts for strictly professional purposes. I hate it when moderators have to spam, "Stop spamming or I will start handing out infractions." I hate it when online moderators attempt to threaten the community by referencing some superficial power i.e. "the ban hammer" that really has no damn implication on me. I know that they are just trying to do their job, but there can sometimes be a better method to how they execute that action.
I don't really hate people to the extent that it becomes something tangible. I try to not tell people I hate them specifically, unless I'm really pissed off. I don't really hate anyone in this community. At worst, you're a hopeless idiot. I only have two people I can call friends. I love my parents and I want to pay them back when I get older. Once my parents die, I'm planning to switch to a slower paced lifestyle and possibly being a teacher. I also wouldn't mind being a janitor or a hospice caretaker.
I tend to trust people too easily because I am a truthful person. I like to give advice over life issues because it gives me a chance to explore different elements of human nature. I am horrible at lying. I hate trolls. I hate inconsistency. I hate people who don't explore their opinions further. I hate tl;dr statements. In middle school I used to write transgendered fiction stories and most of the people who edited my text were men in their late 30s. I am a horrible writer and have forgotten almost every grammatical rule in the book. I was a better writer back in middle school. I sometimes visit this site and fall into deep lapses of cynicism. I have never seriously considered killing myself. I have never seriously considered killing other people. I have considered running people over. I have also considered running them over again in reverse.
I am the first born and the oldest brother. I have a younger sister, she is usually an idiot. My mother went through three miscarriages, the babies had anencephalitis. My dad had a vasectomy right after my younger sister was born. He did not tell my mother (his wife) about it because he knew she would object. My mom didn't find out until ten years later. My dad is a staunch democrat. His philosophy is pro-welfare and he is very libertarian. His beliefs run counter to his wallet. After his co-workers left him and the economy tanked, that wallet became a lot smaller. My mother is staunch conservative. Her philosophy is to hate democrats and to argue with my dad over politics. I have grown cynical to the extent where I look forward to the public execution of all politicians. My dad is optimistic. When I was young, I asked him why he always looked on the bright side of life. He told me that if he didn't, then he would probably get depressed and die.
I believe people should have dreams. I believe people should aspire to follow those dreams. I believe people give you a lot of b.s. about what they want to do. I hate it when people talk too much and don't act at all. I hate people who feel that their profession sets them above other professions. It's a tough economy. Any job is a good job, as long as it's no job. I hate people who feel that getting into a top tier college sets them above other college students. You went to a nice college, I respect you for getting in. Just don't act like a shmuck.
I like general education requirements. Science professors can have the personality of a table. It's sometimes nice to have teachers who are able to dish out some condiments.
I hate online moderators who abuse their power. I hate online moderators that don't use their accounts for strictly professional purposes. I hate it when moderators have to spam, "Stop spamming or I will start handing out infractions." I hate it when online moderators attempt to threaten the community by referencing some superficial power i.e. "the ban hammer" that really has no damn implication on me. I know that they are just trying to do their job, but there can sometimes be a better method to how they execute that action.
I don't really hate people to the extent that it becomes something tangible. I try to not tell people I hate them specifically, unless I'm really pissed off. I don't really hate anyone in this community. At worst, you're a hopeless idiot. I only have two people I can call friends. I love my parents and I want to pay them back when I get older. Once my parents die, I'm planning to switch to a slower paced lifestyle and possibly being a teacher. I also wouldn't mind being a janitor or a hospice caretaker.