I choose my favorite class because it's interesting not because I can do well in it. Doing well in a class is fun, but there's nothing challenging about it. I like to be intellectually stimulated by things that are unknown to me and that's it.
I can relate to you, I see myself going through the same thing most of the time. It's easy for me to make friends and I have this "aura" (people say) that I'm easy to like and get along with. But when they get too close or we spend enough time together I don't feel violent tendencies like you do but I do feel like I need to withdraw and run away.
I'm unsure if this is because of trust issues (which I think I also have) or some odd psychological disorder.
But I do feel you. Hahahaha
bruinfan617
You might just have social-anxiety. I'm no social worker/therapist, but what you described is exactly what I go through and I have social anxiety. I'm friendly with people and give off the impression that I want to be friends with them, but as soon as they ask for my number or want to hang out I panic (internally) and withdraw. We exchange numbers, but if they text or call me I ignore them. I just can't make that next step.
Interesting, that sounds just about right. Have you tried anything to get over it yet?
I can relate to you, I see myself going through the same thing most of the time. It's easy for me to make friends and I have this "aura" (people say) that I'm easy to like and get along with. But when they get too close or we spend enough time together I don't feel violent tendencies like you do but I do feel like I need to withdraw and run away.
I'm unsure if this is because of trust issues (which I think I also have) or some odd psychological disorder.
I'd say both are equally intelligent but I belive that women are more prone to actually apply that intelligence. Most men are too lazy to think nowadays...
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