Hello. Active as of 23-02-2014.

Since you're here, you should press follow. Unfollow later if you're bored of me.

[carefully-a-liar]

[d0gbl0g]

Let’s play a game

[carefully-a-liar]

found it in less than three seconds. either I'm lucky or incredible. spoiler:

third row down, seven from the right, diagonally down to the right

[psych-facts]

You’re a different human being to everybody you meet.

Chuck Palahniuk   (via psych-facts)

[alezenteno]

[carefully-a-liar]

how fun

[egberts]

there is no greater feeling than being told youre funny  (◡‿◡✿)

[carefully-a-liar]

actually, there is. when you can get a whole fucking room to laugh at your wit, you've accomplished something. Always getting rooms of people to laugh at your jokes. Getting anyone you meet to laugh at your humor, suited to them.  One person's opinions don't really mean anything.

[phoebebuffay]

[carefully-a-liar]

I really enjoyed this movie. I might even illegally download it. ;)

[carefully-a-liar]

evilsupplyco:

Be the villain you were born to be. Stop waiting for someone to come along and corrupt you. Succumb to the darkness yourself.

[allhaillokigodofmischief]

When school gets hard, just remember this….

[lifehandsulemons]

This is really inspiring to me.

[eternalgirlscout]

you have a fundamental misunderstanding of how math works

[carefully-a-liar]

actually, this could make sense. you can spend whatever you want, whenever you want... but half of the total amount you spend will be given to charity. Personally, I would not. I hate people. They don't deserve to be "saved" or whatever.

[furious]

[psych-facts]

I’m not going to censor myself to comfort your ignorance.

Jon Stewart  (via psych-facts)

[carefully-a-liar]

ROBOTS OR DINOSAURS?

Why dwell on things that are irrelevant?

[nuoiacip]

i have a lifelong habit of breaking down the barriers of those who are most guarded, and exceedingly hard to read/please/impress/gain the trust of. 

it’s the increased challenge that’s so alluring; like hunting something elusive but also delicious, that no other has had the chance to taste.

the interest is always lost, however, once i’ve finished my meal.

but for now, i have my sights on someone new, and it’s nice to feel some excitement for once.

[carefully-a-liar]

The surfacing of tendencies

I remember, it was in the fifth grade that I became aware of distinct personalities I employed. I didn't dwell on it long, then. But I will, now.

So, at school, I tended to do my work and be obedient to the will of my teachers and whatnot. In the presence of what I would have then called my friends, I mirrored them. I took their interests and made them mine. I thought it was normal, finding new things to like, even when I didn't. I had a wide circle of people I spent time with. I was different in every situation. I was brazen and foul with a person of the same. Quiet and timid with those types of people. I was excited and happy around those who were like that. Obviously, I was completely different among my family, too.

It is also pertinent to note that I didn't understand common social graces at all, until nearly 15 years of age. I simply emulated.

I usually emulated people I saw potential in, or things others saw potential in, rather. I've really grown in that sense.

This was the innate surface of my natural tendency to manipulate, I think, now. Obviously, I have simplified this quite a bit. This will give me something to think about later, then.

[circlers-deactivated20231019]

[ex0skeletal]

[carefully-a-liar]

[Painting of Death as a spectral nanny taking a child and infant away from their bereaved family.  A detail shows the family’s house number is 1918.]

I never realized this until seeing the detail, but this painting is most likely about the flu pandemic.

[holyspongeblog]