The reason why I am quiet
Most people would say I am quite, antisocial, and a little weird. I don't fully disagree with this, however, I do see it as an ill-informed assessment of me as a person. I am more of a thinker and not the primer set. I feel that more time I spend thinking, that there will be a bigger payoff in the end. It just seems like I do not want to socialize. And results in long awkward silences with me having a completely serious face. Which I must admit seems a little weird.
Ok, I know I didn't exactly start with what I am interested in, but it felt more proper to introduce myself and my personality first, then explain what I'm interested in, I hoping it will explain itself as the subjects of interest come up. Anyway, what I find myself thinking about most of the time are on the subjects of engineering and psychology. I feel as though these are subjects worth thinking/talking about. Sure I’m
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I spend hours sometimes thinking about “what can be made next?”. Or what has already been made. I like to come up with my own ideas and jot them down for later. Then I think innovations that can help many people and how it can be accomplished. I talk with my friends about this and we go on and on about the latter.
When it comes to psychology I discuss it to figure out other people. However, I often try to find out why I do things. I realize a lot of people can be categorized as having a certain mental disability, I’m not really worried about that. I’m more interested in the cause of that disability. As to why a person became the way they did. Their experiences, their feelings, their goals, and their connections that make the people I look at.
Well, now you know what I am interested in. You also know why I am quiet. Most of the time I’ll probably be thinking. But converse with me about those things I enjoy talking about you can get me to talk. We can think about it
I have always been a shy person who doesn’t know what the reason for being shy is. There has been always a question that I ask myself. Is it just me and my genes or I am always affected by what people think? Is it how my parents has raised me or is it how I was created? Some enduring issues apply to my situation and might overlap, but I am going to focus on one of them which are nature and nurture.
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My family tends to say these things about me a lot, my grandmother calls me meano. I'm am always viewed as smart, respectful, outgoing and funny. My report and my performance in school shows my intelligence. I was taught never disrespect any adults and when I with my friends I just like to have fun and make everybody laugh. My best friend say that I am very ambitious, but I can sometimes mean and boring. Some days I just don't be in the mood to be bother with people. People who don't know me just think I'm quiet and shy but that's not true all because I can be very loud and funny when I'm with people I enjoying being with. I call myself different from other people because some days I really don’t like being bother with people, I rather be in my room listening to music. My mother sometimes calls me a old lady because I watch Friends or Grey’s Anatomy. Overall, I’m a nice, smart, and responsible young
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