The worst personality trait ever

Managing my time effectively. Probably one of my worst ones. But I'm working on it...the threat of becoming broke has kicked my butt into gear.

having "being not funny" trait!

Being half-assed about everything + procrastination + laziness.
I don't put much effort into anything which explains quite a lot about my grades and such.
I know I can do better but I just can't seem to bring myself to do anything about it. Lol
Unless I failed something or completely don't understand that topic, I won't do much to go brush up.

Sometimes I'm too analytical and logical that I neglect the emotional side too much.
Oh, and that I'm hot tempered. But sometimes I'm like harbin91, which can piss many people off (including myself).

I've dealt with aspergers pretty well most of my life, like normally you couldn't tell, but right now I feel *bleep*ing awful. See, my girlfriend is playing a gig tomorrow night and I'm really happy for her, but she wants me to come and watch, and haven't said yet but I don't think I could handle it on my own. I also don't want to ask anyone else to come with because to me it sounds pathetic to say "Hey can you come with me to this gig because I'm too *bleep*ing anxious despite it being my girlfriend playing and I'm supposed to be supportive".

I can be pretty adamant about things, much to my friends chagrin. When I decide I don't want to do/like something and I don't let them pressure me into doing those things, they tend to get pretty frustrated with me. Meh.

Btw, Vexxy, it's so much fun reading your posts out loud.

I'm such a procrastin

quote Strawberryclock

I'm willing to sacrifice anything for a joke. Anything, jobs, test grades, papers, relationships, being liked, and most frequently dignity.

It's a very reasonable way to live your life, in my opinion. Although, quite often it feels like I don't really have a choice when an opportunity presents itself, if you know what I mean.

I lost a friend to a joke quite recently, actually. Started a rumour that he'd been killed by a double-decker bus, and the miserable bastard didn't see the funny side. He's in the army now, I believe. I sent him a text the other day asking, "Are you dead?", completely forgetting about the good natured, tasteful prank I had played on him. He hasn't replied, as expected.

Anyway, I would not describe that as a bad personality trait. Likely not a very good one to have if you want to 'get ahead' though.