Lately,I find it very frustrating that I don’t know what other people are thinking. It boggles my mind to think that maybe I have a completely different mindset than someone else. I know most people think about themselves most of the time,but to what extent? Here is a perfect example of what I have been dealing with lately:
Today I was in my English class watching my professor make a jackass out of himself by trying to be funny. TO his disadvantage, he bombed and he was the only one laughing. I saw several different oppurtunities to make a joke out loud at his expense, but held back because there is this girl who sits next to me who intimidates the fuck out of me, and is really messing with my class comedy.
ANYWAYS, all the while, I am thinking to myself, am I the only one in here who wants to say absurd shit outloud? People will always put themselves first when it comes to thinking,(from what I have learned) but how often to you guys step outside of youland and look at what is really going on? Like today, it was kind of scary looking around the room. I dare some of you to do the same next time you are in a class. When everyone is taking notes, just look at everyone else mindlessly writing what is on the board.It’s disguisting. Sorry for the long little omage of words I feel like this site can be used as somewhat of a diary that is judged. I like that.
[quote]Stength4life wrote:
Lately,I find it very frustrating that I don’t know what other people are thinking. It boggles my mind to think that maybe I have a completely different mindset than someone else. I know most people think about themselves most of the time,but to what extent? Here is a perfect example of what I have been dealing with lately:
Today I was in my English class watching my professor make a jackass out of himself by trying to be funny. TO his disadvantage, he bombed and he was the only one laughing. I saw several different oppurtunities to make a joke out loud at his expense, but held back because there is this girl who sits next to me who intimidates the fuck out of me, and is really messing with my class comedy.
ANYWAYS, all the while, I am thinking to myself, am I the only one in here who wants to say absurd shit outloud? People will always put themselves first when it comes to thinking,(from what I have learned) but how often to you guys step outside of youland and look at what is really going on? Like today, it was kind of scary looking around the room. I dare some of you to do the same next time you are in a class. When everyone is taking notes, just look at everyone else mindlessly writing what is on the board.It’s disguisting. Sorry for the long little omage of words I feel like this site can be used as somewhat of a diary that is judged. I like that.[/quote]
I’m kinda the same way. When I’m in class I’m usually just thinking about some absurd/mischievous stuff I can do/say. The professors always loved it though, and would laugh and sometimes joke back with me. But I didn’t let it interfere with my or anyone elses learning, and I knew when the right moments were.
And yeah, I’m kind of a people observer, and would often look around and see people zoned out and wonder what they were thinking. Most of the time I got the impression they were just thinking about lunch. Other times they would be staring into space with there mouths open and make the occasional conscious effort not to drool.
[quote]AttackOfTheChris wrote:
I’m kinda the same way. When I’m in class I’m usually just thinking about some absurd/mischievous stuff I can do/say. The professors always loved it though, and would laugh and sometimes joke back with me. But I didn’t let it interfere with my or anyone elses learning, and I knew when the right moments were.
And yeah, I’m kind of a people observer, and would often look around and see people zoned out and wonder what they were thinking. Most of the time I got the impression they were just thinking about lunch. Other times they would be staring into space with there mouths open and make the occasional conscious effort not to drool. [/quote]
Okay good. I just needed one response like this. It’s nice to know there are more open minded people
[quote]dday wrote:
Why does she intimidate you? Super hot or bull dyke?[/quote]
EXTREMELY Hot! Practically a dime. I will start a thread once we are going out and have had intercourse. Look for it in SAMA. It will be a forum extravaganza. Bull dykes, (Tehe good one) aren’t really that intimidating they are just hard to look at.