[jackc1806]

Originally Posted by Conzors

Hello.
I'm sure, because its a forum, that people are perceived really different on here, than they are in real life. Perhaps its due to the way that they write, how many pictures they upload, their jokes that just aren't funny on here, but if spoken would be hilarious.

I know I've made a judgment about people on here, that have turned out to be decent people outside the forum - and I'm pretty sure that people perceive me assome picture taking, self obsessed homosexual.


This thread is a positive thread about, maybe, posting about some of your vulnerabilities, your insecurities - or just random facts that just make you a real person, or that differs you from what is thought about you here.

I'll go first...

My name is Conor. I used to be quite a bigger person, so therefore after slimming down i am conscious of my weight, and tend to look at myself a lot/take a lot of pictures to re-assure myself that i actually look normal. I work in a bog standard shop and I recently moved out of my house, into living with two complete strangers. It's been hard adapting to this environment of individuality, and going from a household of six noisy people, to three quite people has been quite lonely - but i think i'm adapting quite well, from doing my own washing/cooking - to making my own company quite nice.

I turned 20 a few weeks ago, and this past year I have really grown up and found myself as a person, and I'm much happier with who i am, how i am, and who i am around. I like to be positive. Nothing really disgusts me, and you can be the biggest slag around, and i wouldn't care because i make a judgement on how people act towards me. Each to their own.

I am known at work for farting a lot because i must take in a lot of wind because I eat so fast - I have IBS, and being a homosexual that's hard because nobody wants a ****dick.

I am currently volunteering at a disabled home where there's people with autism, learning difficulties, down syndrome etc - and I am hoping to go into that field full time - Working a full time job and volunteering is tiring but hopefully it will pay off.

Now, you?

Not at all. You seem really nice and you don't come across like that