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Old 12-02-2009, 09:10 PM #1
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Default Glass 1/2 full or 1/2 empty?
Which are you?

I'm a glass 1/2 empty person...now before you start booing and hissing there are some benefits to being what I would call grounded and realistic.

I'm hyper-vigilent in making sure I don't leave anything to chance. I rarely do denial and that helps me get things done. I'm also not often disappointed when things turn to crud because in the back of my mind I kind of expect it.

The downside would be that I'm only moderately content in this lifetime because I see the world as kind of harsh.
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