Anonymous #4 said:

Nope, not me. I am ever-changing as are most people.

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Anonymous #3 said:

I feel like I'm the same person I was when I was young. Sure, I've learned a lot of lessons, grown physically, and changed my behaviour, but for some reason I feel that I'm the same person with same personality and emotions.

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Anonymous #4 said:

Nope, not me. I am ever-changing as are most people.

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Anonymous #7 said:

why the fuck is this anonymous... its a fucking poll

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I wanted people to be able to discuss this as openly as possible, because for some it is a very sensitive issue.

Anonymous #8 said:

i am never satisfied with who i am. keeps moving me forward in life. whereas standing still means going backwards period.

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Anonymous #9 said:

i have to say YES.

Time to time i would find mysellf SWINGING ... from side ot side and getting into darkness because of fear, tough life and my desires but luckily i managed to pull myself out of this and now been a pretty much stable man

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Anonymous #10 said:

Nope..i used to be shy, now im waaay more outgoing and willing to meet more people.

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Anonymous #1 said:

Anonymous #4 said:

Nope, not me. I am ever-changing as are most people.

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So who are you, then? Do you only change when it benefits you socially, or do you have other reasons?

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I change because I feel the need to, which always benefits me. Not socially per-say, but spiritually, physically, psychologically. If it happens to benefit me socially as well, so be it.

Example: Working out daily. This has caused me to stick to a more strict schedule, so that I may get everything done that I need to, but has made me healthier physically and  I'm often happier (mentally healthy). It has also had the side effect of improved looks, which makes for a social improvement. Though that was not the original goal.

The only changes I have made for social reasons are my haircut and the fact that I shave often. I used to have long hair and not shave for weeks or months at a time. It didn't bother me, but other people found it strange. I changed it mostly for employment purposes.

Anonymous #13 said:

I had to go with YES on this one...but only on a minor technicality



you see:

who I am is someone that changes who they are to adapt to their environment (I call it the mirror coat concept)

the idea is that:

• when I'm around pseudochristians - I become all holier then though
  
• when I'm around african americans - I become a wigger
  
• when I'm around preppies - I become stuck up
  

I adapt to my surroundings



but this is something I have always done...so *technically* nothing's ever really changed for me when you get right down to it 

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what do you become when you're around dead corpses?