Kingdom of Knuffel

I tried a philosophy course in university and I did a psychology degree for 3 semesters before I bailed into mech eng so I guess it wasn't for me. I'm not wired that way so I had intense difficulty just understanding the concepts being taught. I'm a critical thinker, but more in a design and practical aspect. I mean, philosophy does put me into overdrive but the confused, stressed state as opposed to anything positively stimulating.

Haha, no, I don't have any recordings of myself. I believe other people might still have recordings of me. I've done university shows before where I've had to dance and sing 'orz I get embarrassed easily so I don't like solo performances. I lot of my singing is done in choirs although it's been quite a while since I've done a show/performance for an audience. Voice and range is still something I should work on even if I'm not using it for much purpose.

I think singing is a possibility for most people c: Unless you're tone deaf then that's a hurdle.

Poshi wrote:I mean, philosophy does put me into overdrive but the confused, stressed state as opposed to anything positively stimulating.

*recently passed her Indian philosophy exam on third term only because she was lucky* I ditto that, learning philosophy isn't fun, althoguh I consider myself a humanistic type. Philosophy is good for one read, taking out something you agree with and maybe pondering on your own for a short while, but that's it.

I used to think I'm a good singer. Now I think I've lost my abilities

*rolls out*

I can't sing

Ambarsariya wrote:don't feel guilty though. you don't need to 'earn' happiness in any way. everyone deserves happy

This! So important.

I knoow.

tell that to the brain

That's okay fuu.

mine's trying to hit me tonight but I'm trying to not let it

I got told I can't sing..

and I know my mum sure as hell can't sing

What is it, depression day or something? Even I got depressed by my own unproductivity