LOL LOL LOL

[??????]

My plan for spending time with students will be for next year, as I will start fresh and new  (Smaller environments, smaller classes, etc). Past experiences of going to large-gatherings didn't do much for me. I dislike attention very much if large groups give it to me--I prefer smaller groups. But a class of 900 students would cause me to feel very confused with the combination of noises and laughter.

I find the spiritual branches of psychology to be incredibly helpful, but JMV says it's bullshit and retarded and against science.  I think what would help me best would be to expose myself through acting in front of large groups of people, rather than just walking around large masses.

[burzumfan420]

I just talked to my friend the whole time while the people made speeches.

[YPrrrr]

I find the spiritual branches of psychology to be incredibly helpful, but JMV says it's bullshit and retarded and against science. 

Third option is now void

[Samus Aran]

I find the spiritual branches of psychology to be incredibly helpful, but JMV says it's bullshit and retarded and against science. 

i like how you tell us what jmv says as if it matters or something to you when we all know you don't give a shit

[Thyme]

i like how you tell us what jmv says as if it matters or something to you when we all know you don't give a shit

Even better: we don't particularly care either.

[Socks]

I think what would help me best would be to expose myself through acting in front of large groups of people, rather than just walking around large masses.

Careful what you expose and to whom. Waiting helped me with public presentation, in a personal and business sense.

[the shortest route to the sea]

Careful what you expose and to whom. Waiting helped me with public presentation, in a personal and business sense.

I guess bagging and selling ice-cream has helped me be outgoing and social, especially when I need to use my French with people. But it doesn't feel like...personal development. When I get home and try to relax, I feel like I need to undo my habits/self at work, not internalize them.

[rdl]

i don't think college graduation would matter much. the people you're never going to see again you've only known for like 4 years, at the most, so it's less emotional. i would go anyway, because why not, what else do i have to do that's better? but if i couldn't go it wouldn't be a total travesty.

but if this is secretly high school yeah, go.

[strongbad]

Well I guess it depends how you feel about your school. I'm definitely going to mine, just because I will really miss a lot of people, and a lot of my teachers, and my high school in general. I mean I spent 4 years of my life in high school, and it feels crazy to be leaving.