My personality took a 180° turn when I was around 11 years old, but there was no event that might have influenced it to be that way. That made me wonder if anyone else had experienced something similar.
It could be because of a book you read, something someone said to you, or just a realization that struck you out of the blue.
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Depresion + covid = what the heck happened to me
Youâre probably not the only one asking that question.
I talk *slightly* more in public now and Iâm a hit louder than I was
I was painfully shy as a kid. I barely had friends until I was 14.
I've learned that the only difference between introverts and extroverts is how you charge. We both get scudding tired of people.
I'm okay with introducing myself now, cracking jokes, speaking in front of people, and definitely not scared to share my opinion.
I'm proud of myself for getting to this point.
I decided about 5-7 years ago to stop all social media. No FB, never started Insta or TikTok and I couldn't be the happier. The only people who matter to me are the found/made family I have.
i used to be way more extroverted, was never an extrovert but now i'm a complete introvert and socially anxious and depressed. being an introvert is fun though.
I went from happy-go-lucky kid who wouldn't hesitiate to walk up to some random student and ask if they wanted to be friends to shy pre-teen who had a pretty toxic social life and knew that it was toxic, but didn't have the words for it.
Now I'm just a teenager with a s**t-ton of emotions, a few good friends, and a petrifying fear of social interaction because I'm scared of being judged/ridiculed due to past experiences.
I think I got worse in all honesty, I miss childhood
I used to be really introverted. During my breaks Iâd sit with a book and read. Then beginning of this academic year, I became (by my standards) quite extroverted (ie I now have a group of friends, with whom I sit whenever I get the chance).
On the one hand, I am happy and like that I have friends, on the other hand, I donât really like it.
I went from Picky to Trying everything and liking it. So now I like Peas and Carrots unlike I did in PreSchool!
I used to trust people and take them for their word. I now realize most of those words are complete bullsh*t. Even the words your parents say. People tell you what you want to hear usually for some self gratification be it immediate or a long time coming. I try to verify the validity of what someone says to me before believing them. Needless to say, I don't talk to many people. I won't talk to any politician or religious fanatic. There is no justice in the justice system, it's just a system to see who is better at lying. Hell, I still don't/can't 100% believe my s/o when he tells me how much he's in love with me, I can't verify it by anything but his actions. So far so good. I'm brutally blunt and tell it like it is. I won't sugarcoat the truth to spare anyone's feelings. Truth hurts and if you expect anything but, get it elsewhere, please. If drama or he said she said is the issue, don't even bother. You're not important enough to me to get involved or have to deal with. No, I do not want to hear the latest gossip. Don't waste my time. I certainly don't care enough about you to waste yours.
I didn't say anything about revealing unspoken truths. That's not the topic here. I'm also insistent on folks minding their own business. There's a difference between the truth and secrets. The truth being "that's between us" as opposed to "oh, nothing." Or telling someone with relationship issues everything will be ok instead of he's cheating on you, kick him to the curb. I want to push liars away.
i used to be really shy. then, i was slightly less shy and slightly more charming and adorable. then i went through a goth phase when i was ten. then, i became the waddles you know today.
Personality wise I was misunderstood but also an awful big brother hurting my little brother because he worshipped me and my little autistic brain didnât understand sh*t when I was little. Iâve gotten better over the years and less of a jerk and way less abusive. Iâm still a bit misunderstood, loud, dramatic, brash, honest, and intimidating but truly a good person behind those other traits, but I have learned from my mistakes over the years and I have become a bit more mature. Covid though shifted my personality from somewhat extroverted to somewhat introverted but Iâm an ambivert really. I donât mind socializing with people as long as itâs not more than 8 people but I like alone time. My personality in general has remained somewhat autistic and ADHD over the years. Anyways thatâs it.
from a little kid who had no friends --> to a kid with one friend --> to a kid that had no friends again --> to a kid who had 2 fake friends --> --> to a pre-teen who had a schizophrenic episode -->to a tween (12) who has a couple good friends but social anxiety, depression, and PTSD đ
I used to be so shy and awkward when I was a kid, but I have broken from my extremely shy and awkward self and I talk to people more often now, and I finally have enough confidence to call my boyfriend on the phone. I also used to be very energetic and very crazy, but now Iâm more calm and I have less energy than I used to but meh.
I mean in elementary I was racist, so that was a REALLY good change. Y'know, now that I'm not
I used to be a introvert, bc my friends were. BOOM! Covid hit and i so needed to ( make or see ) some new friends... so thats me! The loudest, weirdest girl in my school
Used to be a complete brat who didn't try to listen to others suggestions. After trying it for the first time, I realized that I see myself differently than how others see me, and I have turned into an extrovert with many friends and an intense love for cats since.
I AM NOT YOUR PROPERTY- YOU DO NOT OWN ME.
it took a very long time many toxic relationships, brain surgery for epilepsy losing myself to find myself again to make sure that i am no.1
i haven't changed i am a beautiful person with a big heart but i know have a voice and im doing my life my way