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HonestGeorge

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That is what makes you who you are for the rest of your life. Accordingly to psychology experts (Heard it at a seminar).

You are either a book worm, lazy, hard worker, a leader, a follower, a sexual addict etc.. for the rest of your life.. That is your personality.

Example: Most new year resolutions are not fulfilled for the fact you cannot change yourself. You are who you are.

Live with it, dammer means I cannot change myself.

So which one are you Hmmmmmm
 
We have a Doctor in the house. One of the best posts I've read here.
 
Is that why my sister's kids are going backwards in their studies :-Cool/"
 
I am gay....when I was 9 I would look at my brothers Playboy
With a bit of liking the other sex.
Work hard, use to play hard, not now.
 
I got this from the internet.

1. Ages 0-6. That is to say, during the time when the child lives at home and the main influences are parents and siblings, up to the child's entry into first grade. (You can take it back a year to Kindergarten, if you want.) This is the child's leaving of the original human community (family) and entrance into the wider human community, represented by school.

2. Ages 6-12, or elementary school to the end of 6th grade. This tends to be somewhat arbitrary, in part because puberty interferes with childhood at various ages. Anyway, the grade school years are the time when what was learned in the family is practiced in the wider world. Thus the child learns to deal with adults other than their parents (their teachers). And they learn to deal with peers (classmates) based on how they dealt with siblings and playmates.

3. Ages 12-18 or the "teen years" are a third stage in learning how to be a person. In a sense, these years repeat the first six years of life. What was learned as a child gets practiced as an emerging adult. This is the last time for the individual to make changes in what will become the "basic" personality at, say, high school graduation.

As life goes on, we change a few things (we can't change much without becoming a completely dfifferent person, and basic personality resists being someone else!!!). Maybe you talked a lot as a toddler, but are now more reflective, or are now more aware of other people, or something else. It's not "conditioning," it's choices you are making as you grow older and mature as a human being. -- Dr. Bob
 
Wanker said:
I got this from the internet.

1. Ages 0-6. That is to say, during the time when the child lives at home and the main influences are parents and siblings, up to the child's entry into first grade. (You can take it back a year to Kindergarten, if you want.) This is the child's leaving of the original human community (family) and entrance into the wider human community, represented by school.

2. Ages 6-12, or elementary school to the end of 6th grade. This tends to be somewhat arbitrary, in part because puberty interferes with childhood at various ages. Anyway, the grade school years are the time when what was learned in the family is practiced in the wider world. Thus the child learns to deal with adults other than their parents (their teachers). And they learn to deal with peers (classmates) based on how they dealt with siblings and playmates.

3. Ages 12-18 or the "teen years" are a third stage in learning how to be a person. In a sense, these years repeat the first six years of life. What was learned as a child gets practiced as an emerging adult. This is the last time for the individual to make changes in what will become the "basic" personality at, say, high school graduation.

As life goes on, we change a few things (we can't change much without becoming a completely dfifferent person, and basic personality resists being someone else!!!). Maybe you talked a lot as a toddler, but are now more reflective, or are now more aware of other people, or something else. It's not "conditioning," it's choices you are making as you grow older and mature as a human being. -- Dr. Bob


Then there is the ever popular mid age crisis. Is it from 40-50?.
 
there just might be something to this you know.... says the guy who got caught watching his sister change her clothes
 
HA!

I was 13 when saw my next door neighbour getting changed in her backyard after a swim. She thought she was alone and I couldn't believe what happened because I was right there in my yard doing work. I'd seen naked women in playboys but she was the first ass I had seen in real life on a female. It completely changed me. After that I became horny and it hasn't abated.
 
I worked really hard for many years to change my personality. It can be done. I was once reclusive and shy.
 
I like kinky women.


Tell me the date and will set up the marriage certificate :biggrin2:


:SayWhat?: :SayWhat?: :SayWhat?:

Sorry, I no longer mate in captivity. You can help with the Madman Smackdown if you want, though. :biggrin2:
 
That is what makes you who you are for the rest of your life. Accordingly to psychology experts (Heard it at a seminar).

I'm the guy who declares bullshit.

I was shy when I was a kid and now I am considered an extrovert. 45 years can cause a lot of changes to your personality.
 
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