When my state made it a punishable offense to not have health insurance, and I was fined 800 dollars.robman1130 said:
Do people change?
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Ditto. I used to be really timid and quiet, but since taking up drama 8 years ago my confidence has grown massively.SharPhoe said:
However, I do think the OP has a point. Like a girl I used to know, a little quiet, a little geeky. Some orange girls in the year below took her under ther wings and the next day she can to school bright orange, dyed hair and trying to salvage her tiny breasts in a low cut top. Anyone could see that was just a mask; people want to fit in.
Yeap, I think people can change. Although around me most people have changed for the worse.. In fact sometimes people change so much over the years you barely know who they are anymore.
Gawd I miss my school friends...
Me too, I used to be over-confident and constantly energetic, now I can be all gumpy-pants and gloomy on some days. it's annoying for the people around me too.
Gawd I miss my school friends...
Me too, I used to be over-confident and constantly energetic, now I can be all gumpy-pants and gloomy on some days. it's annoying for the people around me too.
Let's take this to its logical extreme.
Our OP is pissed off at someone, no? That being said, it's reasonable to say that they weren't pissed of at them before, right?
Wouldn't that mean that said OP has changed, if only temporarily, rending the entire question a moot point?
That might not make sense to some people, so I'll put in a more reasonable example; I've gone from, "I can do anything and I'm gonna change the world!" to "Most days I feel like a monster" over the course of a year. A change, no?
Apologies if my anger is misdirected; if experience is worth anything, though, OP's anger is misdirected, too.
Our OP is pissed off at someone, no? That being said, it's reasonable to say that they weren't pissed of at them before, right?
Wouldn't that mean that said OP has changed, if only temporarily, rending the entire question a moot point?
That might not make sense to some people, so I'll put in a more reasonable example; I've gone from, "I can do anything and I'm gonna change the world!" to "Most days I feel like a monster" over the course of a year. A change, no?
Apologies if my anger is misdirected; if experience is worth anything, though, OP's anger is misdirected, too.
wHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA? those darn tea-baggers saw this comeing AND tried to warn us?chronobreak said:
Yeah people can change but at heart they're still a little bit like themselves.
Not a bad thing, more like a neutral thing.
Not a bad thing, more like a neutral thing.
Yes, but gradually. Whilst people can change instantly they usually change more slowly with exposure tonew ideas and points of view.
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A conscious selfchange need a lot of will and work but it possible.
That. People may or may not change, but not in the way that other people would like them too,and frequently people change in ways that themselves don't expect.ilessthanthreetea said:
A conscious selfchange need a lot of will and work but it possible.
