If You Could Erase One Behavioral Characteristic About Yourself, What Would It Be?

[Burning Beast]

Hey Folks

So I was hit by the ever growing epidemic of bi-curiosity and was wondering (insert thread title here)?

For me, I'd erase a product of my AD(H?)D it would probably be my impulsive behaviors, where I constantly race about never really sticking with one thing and constantly changing my mind about things. It's not a HUGE problem for me, but it has been getting progressively worse recently.... (hmm guess I better fix that XD) But yeah... I guess you could say I sometimes act a lot like Zelda at the start of Minish Cap

What about ya'll?

 

[Aurelia]

Being sarcastic. Doesn't matter what type of conversation I have, I always make a snarky, sarcastic comment about anything. I mean, everyone has to be sarcastic sometimes, but its like a 24/7 thing with me.

 

[Salem]

My indecisiveness or embarrassment over little things.

 

[Chiraku]

My tendency to snap and my general impatience.

 

[Sheik]

I would erase my perfectionism. I hate failing, or being wrong. I get really angry and embarrassed when something like that happens...

 

[Sydney]

This is very tough, and I can't choose only one answer, so I'll just narrow it down between a few:

*Shyness: I'm far too shy and introverted to accomplish anything
*Perfectionism: I've realized that things will never be perfect, but I always get my hopes up that they will be
*Selfishness: I'm very greedy, and I only think for myself when making decisions
*Carelessness: Sometimes this gets me in trouble, so I need to be more careful around others
*Laziness: I'm seriously the laziest person you'll ever meet, and it's a huge flaw of mine

I can't choose just one of those, but if I eventually would narrow it down and choose one, it'd be between those five.

 

[misskitten]

I'd erase my insecurity, the part of me that reads too much into things and make me believe the people around me doesn't really want to be around me. I don't mean that I actually doubt them, as it's primarily an emotional response (one that I mostly keep to myself). My logical side often functions as a counter-force to it, reminding me that I'm being emotional and that things rarely are as they seem - so I do manage. But I really wish I could look at a random chain of events and not automatically assume the worst.

 

[the8thark]

My lack of impulsiveness. Always feeling the need to spend 6 months thinking about every little decision is not healthy.

 

[Sir Quaffler]

I'm not sure how I can explain this, but I feel like there's a fog in my mind that clouds my perceptions and interferes with my communicating with others. I don't know if that's strictly a behavioral issue, but all the same it dampers my ability to properly talk with others, and I wish I could get rid of it.

 

[Reaca]

Probably my messed up eating habits. I don't eat like a regular person; my diet consists mostly of pizza, potato chips, chicken nuggets, and Coke/Pepsi.

 

[tketle]

Probably my intense shyness/introversion/social anxiety/whatever you want to call it. Not really because I don't like these things about myself, but because it makes it quite difficult to thrive in this extroverted world.

 

[Jiggly Jaws]

I would erase my tendency to get angry and fly off the handle. That seems like a pretty good thing to get rid of.

 

[43ForceGems]

Well ever since I was 2 I've had a bad temper, and it gets me in trouble a lot of times. I've gotten a LOT better as I've matured, but... well I'll be honest it still incredibly affects my relationship with my girlfriend. Cause I get pissed off at her WAY too much. And when I get mad, my mind like leaves me, so I don't even know who I am anymore. And then I snap out of it in half a second and realize "Oh no, what have I done." Yeah, I'd change that.

 

[Firice da Vinci]

I would really like to get rid of my inability to speak my mind. there have been many times where I wanted to say something, but could not. Such a trait has certain advantages, including, but not limited to, avoiding trivial fights and interrupting important conversations. Other than that, it is a huge pain for me to hall around. My self esteem is easily ripped apart and resorts to a flare in my depression and there is no one for me to talk to. Not because I do not have anyone to talk to, but because I can't talk to anyone. This makes me feel alone and lethargic, so I have to sleep away the pain. Then I feel like I wasted valuable time and procrastinated, which causes a negative self image.I cheer up after a few hours; it would have been nice to never have been tortured by my own silence to begin with.

 

[Memory]

The laziness that has already consume me