I'd rather be underestimated then overestimated.
I like the element of surprise![]()
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I'd rather be underestimated then overestimated.
I like the element of surprise![]()
hahaha, oh this thread really strikes home. I've been underestimated to the point that when people assume they know me, and I then prove them wrong, they either are genuinely surprised, or call me "two-faced". so....yea.
I am constantly underestimated by every person I meet. I doubt even my best friends see that much potential in me. It pisses me off and makes me depressed.
yeah this happens to me all the time.
I am slowly coming to grips with the fact that this is my fate (there i go in my martyr phase again lol)
I am also realizing that most people don't give a fuck about me, so I will stop worrying about them. From now on, I'll only go to those who need/want me.
sometimes its good sometimes its bad to be underestimated...i remember my high school counselor was helping me pick colleges to apply to and i picked a few i liked like : Monmouth, Penn State etc...and when i said those 2..she paused and gave me a look and said "maybe you should try to apply to ones that fit you" . now im not stupid and i know what she meant by it...that bitch....annyway lol, it filled me with great pleasure when i told her i got into all the colleges i applied to, shoulda seen the look on her face!
other than that, people usually think i cant do or achieve things (which is many times the reason for how low my confidence is w/ myself)...and occasionally ppl tell me "omg u drink and u smoke pot?? whaat?? but ur so innocent!" that makes me laugh![]()
I hate being underestimated. Around many people that I know, I am often known to be "slow," or "submissive," or the "good girl type." I'm not physically strong, and I am a pretty tolerant and generous person, so I'm pretty much a pacifist... unless someone/something really pisses me off.
I guess this is an INFP thing, however, the good thing about being underestimated is that you can surprise others--that you are more than what other people expect you to be. So when people say stuff like, "OHH MARION, I never knew you were like that" or something like that, I'll just be like, "yeah, I'm more than that."
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