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    One Thing

    While in the wake of someone getting to know you or knows you but can't put a finger on how you present yourself, just when all else seemed to have failed, conceptions clouded, what is one thing about your personality you hope people take away?

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    I'm sorry, but could you rephrase that?

    Do you mean the one personality trait I want to get rid of, or the personality trait I want people to remember me for - a sort of "pure essence" of my being?

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    My understanding. It can carry far you see. It can mean Im trust worthy, able to comprehend their language, and needs.. a good person to talk to about personal stuffs.

    He's asking what you want people to understand about your personality, if they take nothing else away from your interaction with them.

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    Unfortunately, they are probably taking away the notion that I'm not really interested in their company. I'm afraid it takes me a while for me to both open up to and care about new acquaintances, and I don't do one night stands either... so after a brief introduction, "lack of interest" is the vibe I tend to give off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ungweliante View Post
    I'm sorry, but could you rephrase that?

    Do you mean the one personality trait I want to get rid of, or the personality trait I want people to remember me for - a sort of "pure essence" of my being?
    I mean, after someone has thoroughly learned so much about you, what is the one key component about yourself above all details you hope they remember - the essence of your being.

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    That they always think of me as a good person, or a good friend.

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    I want them to feel that I am tranquil, healing and harmless. Unfortunately, I get offended too easily to give off the pure, peaceful zen-like vibe I wish to project. :(
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    A person people can count on.





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    I would like to be remembered as somebody who altered such person's perception on life in general. But as you probably said, I'm not sure how I managed to do it. Perhaps that change of perception was a reflection of me on how I was as a person -- regardless any specific trait. I was important to her or him in some kind of long lasting way but he or she wouldn't notice it until I was gone. That person probably took me way for granted before that but it turned out to be a pitfall in disguise. Good riddance indeed.
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    I want to be remembered as a sly uncanny bitch.
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