

Age: 25
Hometown: Cape Cod, MA
Sign: Capricorn
Last Logged In: 9 months ago
Damn, my fingers are getting tired--anyways, so competition huh. Alright, i'm sure 90% of people on here are going to give you the old "I'm probably the most competitive person out there, like seriously"--sorry, they're wrong. I am. No, but honestly, I'd rate myself as a moderately competitive person--I mean I get pretty competitive when competing in sports, chasing after girls, etc.--but I know when to draw the inappropriate line. I know a lot of people that are over competitive, and sometimes I've seen it ruin friendships. That's probably why, when I see someone gettin real heated in convo when I push their "mental" buttons, I just kind of fade away, and let them win. I can't take it for more than about 5 mins, then I'm over it. The reason I want to be on the Real World...wow tough question right there. Well I'm not going for it so I can promote my band, clothing line, music production company or face. I want in because I feel like there are some people casted that need to be called out, like all the time. I would be the only one on the show that wouldn't let any of this get to my head whatsoever, and anyone that would be my roommates--I would definitely call them out whenever they come with some over-the-top drama queen bullsh-t. I don't feel that the people casted are fake, I just feel like some of the cast members in the past--have gotten off the show and turned into egomaniacs, and head-cases. All i'll say is that will absolutely not happen to me. I hope people will vote for me because they want to legit see me on the show--I don't want people voting for me, just to get back "dailys". This website has become a race to get votes from people without even reading their profiles, it's just a numbers game--at least for now. FINALLY, do i drink alcohol? uh, yeah. The standard blog answer: "I love getting drunk, like all the time, it's great"--my answer: "if it wasn't for alcohol, this planet would be superrrrr boring"--alcohol brings out all the truth, if you want a real conversation that's no BS, talk to a drunk guy/girl. This is no cocktail party small talk--you get real talk, and I think that I've had my best "talks" while drunk. As far as how I act when drunk, um I don't know--actually, I act semi-normal--until about 4 am., then it gets a bit hazy. But I honestly almost remember every detail from the night before, no matter how much I drank. I could answer this question for a while, all I'll say is I don't go to bed at 10 pm to "get some rest for tomorrow", any night something good is going on, I'm down--you can sleep when you die.
Alright, so the biggest problem I face is actually just a couple words...uncertainty/indecisivness. Although I don't know if those words are even spelled right, I do know that I've been uncertain and indecisive with just about every situation I've ever been around since I can remember. Whether or not it was involving sports, colleges, girls or even drinks--I can never make up my mind. My thing is, I convince myself that I've made a good decision, then 10 minutes later, or maybe a couple weeks/months later--I've gotten sick of whatever it was I was involved with, and am ready to move onto something else...it's super annoying, and now It's happening again with that awkward college/real world (9-5) stage. But that's another story, a real long one. Maybe I'll tell you about it sometime, probably not. My childhood was pretty solid, my parents raised me well--I talked about most of this in my last round blog. Problem is, my childhood has seemed to cross over that normal middle school/high school boundary for my mom, she can't let go. Let me tell you, my dad has let go a long time ago--if he has to give me anymore money, I think he'll move out of the country. My home life was great, not a care in the world...but now it's...well actually I don't own a home, nor do I even have a permanent address right now--so I'm going to have to wait on answering that one. One major event that affected my family was actually not just one event but multiple events. There was a time a few years ago, when we lost two aunts, both my grandmothers, my grandps and uncle all within 6 months. It's pretty hard when you're going to a funeral almost once a month--and honestly, I think it's made me almost immune to emotions at funerals now because of how many I've been to. But, life goes on.
POSTED November 12, 2008 09:08
by respectcproc
Welcome to the Real World Casting site! Check out my profile and leave a vote if you'd like...don't forget to add me into your ideal house ;o)
POSTED November 12, 2008 09:08
by respectcproc
Welcome to the Real World Casting site! Check out my profile and leave a vote if you'd like...don't forget to add me into your ideal house ;o)
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POSTED November 12, 2008 09:08
by respectcproc
Welcome to the Real World Casting site! Check out my profile and leave a vote if you'd like...don't forget to add me into your ideal house ;o)