I feel I can't justify what I feel about something in a few words as you do in a social interaction — Aidan buk
I feel I can't justify what I feel about something in a few words as you do in a social interaction, like Id have to go home, think about it for a few hours then write something as my response for it to be a true reflection of me. — Aidan buk
Every single thing I say lately, I question is it correct and often I find almost everything I say isn't a true reflection of what I think. — Aidan buk
I think the bottom line is me being afraid of people thinking I am unintelligent. It sounds shallow but I'll be honest. — Aidan buk
Every single thing I say lately, I question is it correct and often I find almost everything I say isn't a true reflection of what I think. It's like someone different is speaking, almost like I play a dumber role than when I'm on my own. I feel I can't justify what I feel about something in a few words as you do in a social interaction, like Id have to go home, think about it for a few hours then write something as my response for it to be a true reflection of me. Any thoughts? I've thought it better to just not get involved with something unless I'm able to give my full thoughts in short and which I have previously established as correct (to my standards at least). — Aidan buk
more importantly, for an intelligent person, thinking is not a fixed thing, but a process. I think, and then I have second thoughts, and third thoughts, and so what I say now, is subject to later revision - I might be quite wrong, and see no shame in being wrong. On the contrary, one who cannot admit to being wrong cannot learn much. — unenlightened
I've thought it better to just not get involved with something unless I'm able to give my full thoughts in short and which I have previously established as correct (to my standards at least). — Aidan buk
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