Define yourself in one word and justify it.
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Define yourself in one word and justify it.For me
My word
Spoiler:ShowUndefinable - May seem big headed and maybe ambiguous, but I believe I can't be described by just one word or characteristic. I more complex than that to an extent to which I do not even know how to describe myself in a good or bad way.Last edited by Dicey; 10-05-2012 at 21:07. -
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Re: Define yourself in one word and justify it.I think I can describe you in one word based on that post: predictable.(Original post by Dicey)
For me
My word
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Re: Define yourself in one word and justify it.Lol to describe yourself as undefinable is preferable to actually choosing one word, its definitely not big-headed seeing as we are humans and not vegetables. (and even vegetables have dimensions and character)(Original post by Dicey)
For me
My word
Spoiler:ShowUndefinable - May seem big headed and maybe ambiguous, but I believe I can't be described by just one word or characteristic. I more complex than that to an extent to which I do not even know how to describe myself in a good or bad way.
I choose 'indecisive', justifies itself. -
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Re: Define yourself in one word and justify it.Evil.
I once caught 4 lady birds from my garden and tortured them slowly, ensuring they were alive long enough to endure as much pain as possible whilst I, sitting comfortably next to my kettle of boiling water, giggle at the little parasites.
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Re: Define yourself in one word and justify it.Mum
from the very first moment I gave birth to my first child, for the rest of my life, I will always be a mum. Even if the unthinkable happens, and something terrible happens to my children (God forbid), I will still always be a mum (just a mum without her children). I may be other things as well, but being a mum is the most defining thing about me. No matter what I do, no matter where I go, even if I'm out clubbing and the kids are being babysat by somebody else, so I'm not near them, they are always in my thoughts. My days revolve around my children - whether that's taking them to school, picking them up, making them a meal, changing a nappy, tucking them up in bed...everything from the planning of a holiday, to the simplest of things such as planning to go for a walk, or to the supermarket, involves me thinking about what the kids will be doing, whether or not I'll be bringing them with me, if I'm not then who will be watching them, where will they be? I don't plan meals without thinking "is this something the kids will like? If not, what can they have instead?" I don't look at a list of films on at the cinema without thinking "is there something I could take the kids to see?"
Being a parent changes you. You're no longer living just for yourself, you're living for them above anything else.
edited to add : rotfl how did I know there would be a neg? Okay, fess up...who would prefer I had used the word "biatch" instead? lolLast edited by PinkMobilePhone; 10-05-2012 at 22:54. -
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Re: Define yourself in one word and justify it.1. procrastinator
One who will do anything, including spending an entire day looking up random words on urban dictionary, to get out of doing work. This habit often has a terrible effect on that person's relationships, work, or grades.
I am a procrastinator
