Can You Act Yourself

Discussion in 'People' started by mariecstasy, Jun 1, 2004.

  1. mariecstasy

    mariecstasy Enchanted

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    around people when you are dealing w/ lots of issues and are screwed in your mind?
     
  2. Acid_Rain

    Acid_Rain Member

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    i'm an awesome pretender. I've been doin it all my life...if something's bothering me, i try not to let anyone know about it. I'm so used to dealing with everything myself.
     
  3. Duncan

    Duncan Senior Member Lifetime Supporter

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    The question presumes that one acts oneself at other times. I'm never certain which aspect of me is considered "myself". I also am not sure what "screwed in your mind" means.
     
  4. beachbum7

    beachbum7 Lookin' for any fun

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    I'm also not sure "screwed in your mind" means, but I can do a good job of pretending like something's not bothering me when it really is. Usually, if something's bothering me, I try to solve the problem by myself without letting anyone know what's wrong.
     
  5. psyche

    psyche fun for the whole family

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    i'm terrible at hiding my feelings. i can be such a drag sometimes.
     
  6. Jedi

    Jedi Self Banned

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    lol , you and i are totally opposite.

    I just can't act the same around people if something is bothering me, some how the other person just knows. They read my facial expressions I guess, but I adore people who can pretend like you do. You sort of get along with people great then... if you can do that.

    I think people were like me before they evolved into more complex creatures like you... :( no place for us simple folk.
     
  7. MaxPower

    MaxPower Kicker Of Asses

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    Well I certainly don't act like someone else when I'm screwed up. But like a few other people said, I find it easy to cover up what I'm really feeling. The problem comes when something's bothering me so bad that I can't concentrate, and then I lose sleep, which leads to playing ungodly amounts of videogames to pass the time, leading to Red Bull and Mountain Dew binges, which leaves me in a schizophrenic-like state of mind after a few days of no sleep. After that I'm not "myself," I'm a nervous, paranoid wreck coming off a 72 hour caffene trip. Luckily that dosen't happen often, only a few times a week.
     
  8. Antimatter235

    Antimatter235 Member

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    There is only 2 72hrs period in a week. Do you mean in a month?
     
  9. MaxPower

    MaxPower Kicker Of Asses

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    No, that was a joke.
     
  10. We_All_Shine_On

    We_All_Shine_On Senior Member

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    I can... Nobody can tell when I'm upset unless I want them to notice
     
  11. Ellis

    Ellis Member

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    Yeah, same here.
    I almost never show my feelings.
    It's not that I don't want to, but I can't really find the right words to discribe them when I'm upset...
     
  12. water_dreamer

    water_dreamer I

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    around certain ppl i can always act the way i want but around certain ppl when i cant say something i want to i just get really sad around them
     
  13. FunkyPhreshMama

    FunkyPhreshMama Visitor

    i usually try to put on a front. especially when dealing with my kids and sometimes even other family when i am having "personal" issues................. just to make things in my house run smoother. best not stir up the whole herd
     

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