Exactly the opposite of what I dislike about a certain gender is what I dislike about the other. For example, speaking generally (and under social costumes) I find men way too simple, while women tend to be too complicated for me. If we go under terms of emotions you could say pretty much the same.
I'm obviously generalizing but you get the picture.
Well, actually, I don't even know if I have changed that much! I mean, I feel pretty much the same way I used to be, but I guess I've learned to be a little bit more social while leaving the idea of getting straight A's to the side. It's not like I don't care about studies, but now my priorities are completely different. I've realized there are so many fck'd up stuff in this world that I really want change in this world and so I will look for as many opportunities as possible to help and, on the other hand, I want to experience as much as possible! At the same time, I've learned to be a little bit more open about who I am and about what I like. It has been a rather entertaining journey with all the new people I've met recently, and I hope I continue just being... myself.
Besides that, rather superficial aspects of my life have changed, but nothing quite important to remember, oh no, wait... Now I use make up!
The meaning behind my blog name (The Sixth Person) is a rather simple story. Around 2004 I started having this kind of fixation -thanks to a good friend- with number six. Ever since then it has been MY number and I just really, really like it. Therefore, when I was creating the blog, another friend of my -who at the moment was obsessed to the videogame Persona- recommended me to name it "The Sixth Person", as reference to the game and "my" number. I guess it was rather dumb to chose a name based on a game I never played but it's not like it matters. I love the name and so... be it!
I'm the sixth person, waiting for the seventh one.
