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lastrailway · 09-01-2007, 05:35 PM

I agree. I don't believe one can force themselves to be more extroverted or more of a thinker without a cost and anyway I find it very stressful situation to try to become something you are not.
I have very recently seen another thread, here or in intpc, I don't remember the title, which said that each one should play with his own forces. Trying to change yourself or amend your "faults" does not help one's personal growth. On the contrary, one should play with their own forces, learn to enhance them and use them on the maximum.
Introversion has been something I 've passed all my adolescence trying to fight it and I am impressed with the number of teenagers I see, especially in intpc who have come in terms so easily with their "weaknesses".
I believe we should all try not to fight ourselves, change, fix the weaknesses, change our personality but to develop the characteristics we already have in a positive way.

09-01-2007, 05:35 PM	#2 (permalink)
lastrailway Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Type: Posts: 461	I agree. I don't believe one can force themselves to be more extroverted or more of a thinker without a cost and anyway I find it very stressful situation to try to become something you are not. I have very recently seen another thread, here or in intpc, I don't remember the title, which said that each one should play with his own forces. Trying to change yourself or amend your "faults" does not help one's personal growth. On the contrary, one should play with their own forces, learn to enhance them and use them on the maximum. Introversion has been something I 've passed all my adolescence trying to fight it and I am impressed with the number of teenagers I see, especially in intpc who have come in terms so easily with their "weaknesses". I believe we should all try not to fight ourselves, change, fix the weaknesses, change our personality but to develop the characteristics we already have in a positive way.