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[Empiricist]

I kind of wish I have at least a single thing about myself that I can be proud of without requiring vigorous mental gymnastics and denial.

Humbleness.

[hops]

I kind of wish I have at least a single thing about myself that I can be proud of without requiring vigorous mental gymnastics and denial.

Humbleness.

Falls in the mental gymnastic category.

[Orange Wizard]

Maybe you could say you're good at mental gymnastics?

[hops]

Maybe you could say you're good at mental gymnastics?

I don't smoke weed or do drugs.

[Xantalos]

Maybe you could say you're good at mental gymnastics?

I don't smoke weed or do drugs.

Those make you less good at mental gymnastics though. I don't think there's any positive correlation between them.

[hops]

Maybe you could say you're good at mental gymnastics?

I don't smoke weed or do drugs.

Those make you less good at mental gymnastics though. I don't think there's any positive correlation between them.

_{That was a judgmental and mean joke I just made.}

[karhell]

I kind of wish I have at least a single thing about myself that I can be proud of without requiring vigorous mental gymnastics and denial.

I don't smoke weed or do drugs.

Well there you go. That's something to be proud of

[Xantalos]

Maybe you could say you're good at mental gymnastics?

I don't smoke weed or do drugs.

Those make you less good at mental gymnastics though. I don't think there's any positive correlation between them.

_{That was a judgmental and mean joke I just made.}

hmm. one i'm too tired to understand, then.

[Tiruin]

_{That was a judgmental and mean joke I just made.}

Denial does not apply when you consider it encompassing everything in mind.
'Vigorous' mental gymnastics do not apply when you consider and be aware of where you're judging yourself by (since it's abstract, you're judging your own personality. Wholly.)

Gratefulness could help in the little things.

Did that mean the first post in this default 15-post-per-page format? Because it'd make me sad that your mental focus is oriented into a very compressed space.

And then there's the idea that once I'm back home I can try and muster up the motivation to improve myself/my life.
If I think rationally it's clear that's just a pipe dream, but sometimes I fool myself into believing it might happen one day.   

Anxiety (or otherwise) doesn't mean it'll never become true. It makes it feel like it'll never become true. Subtly huge gap there ._.
There's no rational answer that equates 'you will never improve yourself and your life'. Rationality follows how you think about it.

[hops]

@Tiruin: I was referring to weed.

[Yoink]

Maybe you could say you're good at mental gymnastics?

I don't smoke weed or do drugs.

Those make you less good at mental gymnastics though. I don't think there's any positive correlation between them.

You haven't been doing the right drugs, then.

[itisnotlogical]

Was coloring my comic when Windows crashed. It was starting to look really good and I have no idea how much is lost.

Updoot, turns out it was literally everything from that session. Even though I saved it multiple times as I was working. Gg no re.

[TheBiggerFish]

How did you do on the other sections?

[Tawa]

How'd they rework those, anywho? I got high-90s-percentile scores on the PSAT but that was based on the old test when I took it.

[Orange Wizard]

Oh, are we sharing standardised test scores? I got level 5 for English and 6 for maths in the ALNAT test. I don't actually know what that means.