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prsnltyquizaddict Posted at 3:30 pm on Oct. 19, 2008
My inferiority complex's foundation = the fact that it scares me to not know things. I feel like if I don't know something I should know it and therefore it's another flaw. It's like, by not knowing things, I can't be even remotely perfect even though I know perfection is unattainable. I feel like I am my inferiority complex. I've had it since 6th grade and it's become what people expect. It's like, if I get rid of it then I'm not who I say I am, like people would want it and not me. Without it I won't be the girl Jason loves, the friend Abby and Morgan have relied on. I know for a fact that my family wouldn't notice so there would be no change there. In school I wouldn't still be the smart person they've grown up around, the one who kept to herself too much in their opinion. My inferiority complex doesn't run my life, it is my life. It's what makes me cover it up to make myself seem perfect to my family, that which sparks people to only see a facade in which they expect me to be flawless. It's amazing what a song can make you realize. With this, I've been listening to Misery by Good Charlotte. By not knowing what is wrong with me, I feel that therefore nothing is right.

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Jasonzlpa Posted at 7:15 pm on Oct. 21, 2008
I'd love you even without your low self esteem.  Nothing could ever change that.  Don't you see that?