I can't really say I'm ashamed of much, but since I got to high school, I've done some stuff I'm not proud of.

My personality disorder causes me to behave in such a way that I may seem not to have one, bordering on deception at times.
Some of my positive qualities and advantages make me feel embarrassed for those who don't [have them].
I sometimes eat too much dark chocolate (~100g) on Saturdays.
I don't appear to have aged at all for the past 10 years, and may in fact be immortal.
There are people [on the forums/internet] who I'd like to communicate with more, but I'm too proud and/or cold to do anything about it.
I live in a quiet area, am alone most of the time, and train a lot, so I rarely make an effort to look presentable or groomed in any way.
I listen to a few really cringeworthy songs that I happen to like for some particular reason.
I tell people far too much about myself on the internet.

Not being religious enough...actually screw that one.

*serious*

Would probably say i'm ashamed of nothing and regret nothing because it's all part of life's lesson. Though I will say I felt like a jerk getting an item in game depriving a group mate of it that really needed it.

Opposite for me. I hate that I think I'm an incredible musician. :/


jk not really.. it's all I have :violin:

I have an approximate two year maximum on how long I can last being trustworthy in a monogamous relationship.

:lol: Actually I had to learn to play the flute on 5th and 6th grade. Was boring as hell and I was average at it :shrug:

Um let me think, thinking Pamela Anderson was hot when I was 12.
I don't get emotional as I should at times?
Very hard question to answer.

Oh I feel so much better now. Im one of those people that spends hours on decorating my house in oblivion.


I do the same thing.

I beat off to every episode of Jersey Shore.

I'm just ashamed of not having as good grades as I possibly could have.


:angel:

Edit: Oh yeah, and I like Avril Lavigne songs. :whistling:

I've overslept and subsequently missed daytrips with the charity youth group for disabled children that I volunteer at.
I teased a guy about his abnormally large head so much for a couple of years that it must surely count as bullying. In all fairness he started it. We were best friends and then he started calling me a nerd to try and get in with the cool kids (we had just started secondary school). So yeah.
On April Fools last year I slipped into my sister's room wearing a Halloween mask, got right up into her face and whispered "wake up". She did, and she screamed and screamed. It was a blood curdling kind of scream - genuine terror, however short lived.

Those are the things I'm actually ashamed of. There are other things that apparently I should be ashamed of (I thoroughly enjoy playing Runescape and only don't because of time constraints; I like several different conflicting music artists (Eminem, Bob Marley, James Blunt, Gorillaz, The Feeling, Arctic Monkeys, Justice etc etc); I loathe professional sport and for the life of me cannot muster any enthusiasm for it), but I really cannot be bothered with forcibly changing those facets of my personality since they're simply ways in which I differ from the often peer pressure effected social norm rather than genuine wrongs. I think that it's important to make the distinction. I've noticed a lot of people saying that they're ashamed of their music tastes in this thread. Don't be. That's [censored] ridiculous.

I tuck my shirt into my underwear....
...and I love the show Desperate Housewives.

Dude!

Too much!

Did you just say . . . what I think you just said.
. . . Have we had this conversation before?

Don't worry. I was the same at 22. And at 24, too. I was almost 25 before I had my first date. The first turned into a second, then a third, and now it's 3 1/2 years later and we're engaged. Now you might not be so lucky as to get a home run your first time around, but that's not to say that you've got anything to be disappointed in. I'd briefly thought the same, but then I decided that I was content to bide my time and not participate in some of the more... childish elements of becoming an 'advlt'.

As for me... I sneak sugary snacks and keep them from my fiancee. Which in itself isn't bad. But I'm diabetic. I should really cut it out, seeing as how it's my long-term health on the line, but it's just such a recent condition for me and I still have cravings to fill my stomach.

I did that so much in Fallout 3. Must....stop...urge..to...play...Oblivion...




You.....like flower curtains too???? :ermm:

Wasting my time last year studying Journalism for 3-4 months only to drop it in order to start studying Physics and Math(by myself and with a tutor).
learning these things require absolute concentration and patience, and these are the things I wasn't used to at all when I started.
Had I realized that the easy way(simply doing what I'm decent at without making any effort) is the wrong one sooner, I would have a much easier time right now, because now I have to basically understand all Physics and Math that was SUPPOSED to be(but wasn't, at least properly) taught at school. And now I have 3 months left and plenty of work to be done. I don't go to school, univercity, or work, but it's still hard. I realize my situation is pretty much normal, but it bugs me that I could do much better if I realized that I wanted to go into science earlier. instead I wasted my time not even on something that I was truly passionate about but simply something I found easy enough not to put any real effort.

Dropped out of high school.

I plan on correcting that though (well, higher education anyway, already have my GED), and if that fails then I'll simply coast through life on my incredibly good looks.

What no bubbling personality? Or do you go the whole dark and mysterious thing?

stalking Pete Hines' twitter page for new info about Skyrim

Greatcarbuncle.

About the should part. There are things some people should be ashamed about, but they would not say it here.

That's what I meant.

Excuse me, I have no recollection of the events in question. I don't think we've met before either. Perhaps you're mistaken. :sweat:

I had zero recollection of that post when I was writing mine out. I just get annoyed by people claiming that pop music is their "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxcVHwDz8JU".

I watch the View.

I liked the first Twilight film.

I have too much to get on with to bother wasting time being ashamed of past mistakes. I wouldn't be the same person without them.