Avery and I were discussing this a few days ago, and I think we've got my moods categorized pretty well. Instead of making a normal blog post, I'd like to delve into this a little bit. Some of you may think it's a stupid idea to categorize myself like this, but this theory is certainly helping me get a of hold myself whenever I need to. This is what we came up with,
1. The Neutral: You'll see this guy often anytime before ten. He's that guy you all know. Loves playing video games and just having a good time. He loves to come out during marching season, but sadly becomes dormant for a couple months afterward. He gets bored easily, and is normally gone before the end of second period, making way for the second guy.
2. The Creative: This is the guy that loves music. He sets up goals for me, and aspires for me to be something greater than myself. He's the guy that tells me all the things that will improve my life. He's a tad conservative, but it helps him get his point across. He's my favorite right now. He cares about me the most when the others try to put me down.
3. The Romanticist: Oh boy, this guy. The dramatic portion of my mind. He's the really quite one with that dumb smile on his face all the time. He just absorbs all around him and transforms it into something beautiful or unique. This is the guy that could stare at a blank canvas and turn it into a rainbow. He's also quite scholarly. He loves reading and is dedicated to his schoolwork. Unfortunately, he doesn't show up too often. He likes to stay inside my mind most of the time and just pass a few of his ideas to The Creative one, but will occasionally visit when he feels he is desperately needed.
4. The Introspective: Despite his respectable title, I must be careful about this guy. He likes to think...and think, and think, and think and never stops. He's quite a pessimist though, so his thoughts rarely turn out to be beneficial. He loves torturing me with his constant thought on Fridays and Saturdays before The Creative one come to clean up the mess on Sunday. The biggest problem with this guy is that he is, well, an idiot. He tends to blow things out of proportion and overreact which causes me a lot of problems. I'm sure you can find some of his handiwork on a few of my previous post here. He's the guy that does something stupid then goes, "Oops, better put something even more stupid, then things will work out. Oops, now it's worse. Maybe if I stand perfectly still, they'll forget I'm here." He's also quite a bit of a whiner. I really, really hate him, but I just can't let him go. He does help rarely, and he's too helpless for me to let go of him.
5. The Realist: Still not quite sure what to think of this guy. You'll often see him after I've hung out with Seth and Taylor for an extended period of time. As his title would suggest, he brings me back down to earth when I feel like I'm so far gone. He's really helpful when The Introspective goes overboard. The problem with this guy is that he'll slap me in the face and tell me to believe what he says whether it's true or not. There's no fun with this guy. Nothing spiritual and you're scolded when you fantasize around this guy. He's just got that worldly goal he's after, and nothing more. He has the most dedication out of the five, but he doesn't know what it is to enjoy life. Like I said, I don't know what to think of this guy yet. I'm just glad he's not around often. He's got "Scrooge" written all over him.
Well, I'd say that's a good description of my 5 dimensions. By this point, I feel almost convinced that I have 5 people inside me. It would explain so many things. Opinions? By the way, I'm really feeling The Creative one right now. He's a really good blog writer, wouldn't you agree? :)
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