ADHD?
Posted by DamnataPosted by firebunnyPosted by Damnata
You suffer from AWS
Attention Whoring Syndrome.
Sorry, no remedies.
IDGAF
Is that how you talk to your therapist also?click to expand
If you are my therapist, YES.
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Posted by Arielle83
It's a red flag if you can't stand it. If you don't like drinking or want to be around it, it will be a problem because you will end up resenting him. You can't change a man into being something else...so if you can't stand it now or question the reason for it, it will piss you off.
Why is it an issue for a man to drink into his 30s and have a social life??
You can be out doing that as well with your friends.
If it's social with him, no big deal. But when alcohol is the basis of one's social life and a way to have fun, I'm sorry, but I'm out. People who revolve their social activities with alcohol and only know how to have "fun" by getting wasted, they're proving what dull people they really are. If you can't have fun without getting drunk, you're just lame as fuck, sorry.
I don't think he's one of those, though. I have no idea why you twisted my question into my being against anyone with a social life that likes to drink on occasion. If anything, I haven't seen it as a red flag myself per se, but when I got to thinking about his age and the frequency of partying, I began to wonder if it could be. Especially when I declined the birthday thing and then when it came to light I wasn't much of a drinker, he admitted that shot down the second set of plans he thought up- a beer festival.
And I am out having a social life with friends, except it doesn't revolve around bars, bar crawls, or events solely based on alcohol.
Posted by VivaciousScorpio
What is self?
Nothing and everything and all in between.
Posted by VivaciousScorpio
Is it more entwined with our most core traits that have stuck with us since childhood? (Possibly traits we do not fully realise, but our peers can percieve)
Yes if you choose to look in the mirror people see you in. No if you know who you are.
Posted by VivaciousScorpio
Or is it more in lieu with our splintered aspects that we portray to differing people for differing occassions?
I don't see it as splintered because I don't see the whole. But yes, I agree with this.
Posted by VivaciousScorpio
Lastly, why do we seek to naturally limit ourselves in worth and in potential when we try defining ourselves? (Yes this last point is towards astrology)click to expand
I don't or I'm not aware of. Seems like a fixed sign problem.
Posted by strudel
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can't believe that koala got me to participate in this!
This is andsss Stoic. I'm not into convinging new people to vote
As for your koala comment, it's your leo moon and mars scorpio who couldn't help themselves
Posted by strudel
what has my mars got to do with anything?
eeeeverything.