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Hello, all. My name is Chris, but since I was twelve, everyone has called me Mormon, so please feel free.
I only recently started my college career, and I'll tell you, it's off to a very rocky start.
Before college, I worked at a factory, working from 4pm to 3am every day. I think it threw my biological clock into a fit because, before that, I was a nightowl/mornining person. I would go to bed at 3 and wake up at 5, but I'd be fully rested.
Here, however, consistently, I have been going to bed at 10 and waking up at about 4 the next day.
But I digress.
I am Mormon, for those of you who haven't already made that connection, although I am open to many other ideas.
I do tend to swing more towards the liberal side of politics, but I try not to tow a part line.
Back in my last town, I tended to have many "friends," with a few best friends. At college, however, I have little to no interaction except for some people I work with and various study groups.
In a crowd, I tend to put on a facade of extrovertism, constantly making people laugh, trying to engage in the meager attempt of creating a connections.
Most of the time, though, I spend at my appartment on the computer doing nothing productive, throwing the occasional study time in there for kicks and giggles.
I love to play video games, although I left my precious Xbox back home. I have recently been trying (and somewhat failing) at creating a youtube channel to manage my diary entries. I don't like to write a journal. But I tend to not feel the drive to create any videos or anything.
When I am not doing that, I listen to all types of music. From heavy metal to classical, and from the modern to the late 6th century.
I like to do some weird things every once in a while. Last night, for instance, I took a clown nose I had received from a circus and went to various windows, scaring the innocent, and having a laugh.
I'm not very physically active nor attractive. I have a hard time managing my weight. It tends to be on the heavier side, but I am getting better.
I really don't know what to make of my life since it is just starting.
I have no direction.
I have no drive.
I just am.
But for right now, that's all I need.
I only recently started my college career, and I'll tell you, it's off to a very rocky start.
Before college, I worked at a factory, working from 4pm to 3am every day. I think it threw my biological clock into a fit because, before that, I was a nightowl/mornining person. I would go to bed at 3 and wake up at 5, but I'd be fully rested.
Here, however, consistently, I have been going to bed at 10 and waking up at about 4 the next day.
But I digress.
I am Mormon, for those of you who haven't already made that connection, although I am open to many other ideas.
I do tend to swing more towards the liberal side of politics, but I try not to tow a part line.
Back in my last town, I tended to have many "friends," with a few best friends. At college, however, I have little to no interaction except for some people I work with and various study groups.
In a crowd, I tend to put on a facade of extrovertism, constantly making people laugh, trying to engage in the meager attempt of creating a connections.
Most of the time, though, I spend at my appartment on the computer doing nothing productive, throwing the occasional study time in there for kicks and giggles.
I love to play video games, although I left my precious Xbox back home. I have recently been trying (and somewhat failing) at creating a youtube channel to manage my diary entries. I don't like to write a journal. But I tend to not feel the drive to create any videos or anything.
When I am not doing that, I listen to all types of music. From heavy metal to classical, and from the modern to the late 6th century.
I like to do some weird things every once in a while. Last night, for instance, I took a clown nose I had received from a circus and went to various windows, scaring the innocent, and having a laugh.
I'm not very physically active nor attractive. I have a hard time managing my weight. It tends to be on the heavier side, but I am getting better.
I really don't know what to make of my life since it is just starting.
I have no direction.
I have no drive.
I just am.
But for right now, that's all I need.
