The Critiq behind the Deja Vu

Well, I didn't really intend to hide myself so well, I was just a bit too lazy to fill out the questionare, because I find myself filling these things out every other day on this vast internets, yes, they are all very vast, every one of them. I have revealed my gender several times in the past, but they were in posts on other peoples blogs, I never thought much about on mine and never really refered to it.

I am indeed, of male gender, and yes, I am aware I might have given off the notion that I wasn't. Not on purpose, mind you, I am just very in touch with my masculine and femenine side, probably more with my femenine side. What am I talking about? I guess this is a bit sexist, but its not. Genders (Masculine/Femenine) are what society expects certain sex (male/female) to act. In our society, I am more in touch with my femenine side than my masculine. Doesn't mean I'm not masculine though, don't think such a thing *grin*, I'm just more understanding to (what is typically) female thinking.

I am sort of like, the ex-boyfreind whom girls can talk to about anything. You know, broke up on good terms, and we don't feel that way about each other anymore, so we're just really good freinds. Except that I'm like that with most of my freinds, male or female, and I never dated any of them, I'm just open and understanding. I try to think of every situation from every angle, and see them from everyone's perspective. I stay calm in tense situations, and almost never exaderate, unless brutally obvious, and playful (That was the best burger EVER!). This too is my downfall, however. I am empathetic a bit too much, and it often gets me in trouble. I always see the big picture AND the little picture, and often get bogged down with too much and get nothing done.

I never posted much about myself because, I always felt like blogs were not a place for outlet. It never felt satisfying, typing my life story to miscellaneous anonymous aliases online. I always felt more comfortable talking with my freinds on AIM, or in real life. I do, however, feel more comfortable, after forming some sort of freindship with those who 'read' my blog. With an exception towards Gyrobo, I've talked with many of you as normal people, and tried to build an actual freindship (robot: beep beep!). So, I guess I can still post 'reviews' of silly pictures I find amusing, movies, and just life in general. It's nice to know who's talking to you, even just a little, than talking to a wall of unknowns.