#aliyah 7

((As up-and-down as my 5+ years on this blog have been, they were still worth becoming friends with you.

^w^

*one servo on hip, the other kneading at his facial plating* You didn’t even need to, I already know.

Can I reblog this? There are some pieces of advice I'd like to remember to myself from time to time.

[source]Conflicted - what do you do when what seemed like the best option becomes inefficient, or results in an outcome quite the opposite of what was desired? What if doing what is now best also happens to go against everything you believed in, everything you thought you knew?

[source]I hated when project groups in school were assigned, and when we were free to choose our own partners especially when my friends weren’t in that class. Or, if the person elected leader because they’re popular is a total prima donna who’s also a colossal asshole. I’d get assigned stupid tasks, or there would be exactly one task I was competent at but they’d refuse to allow me to do it… and then blame me for a lower grade if they assign me to the task they know I’m terrible at.And don’t even get me started on ‘partners’ that sabotage the project ‘just for teh lulz’.

Yes?

Hmm, hard to say. I tend not to remember those I’ve murdered unless they were worthy of retelling the final moments, or if reminders of their deaths would serve tactical advantage against my foes like Megafool mwahaha who else can legitimately claim to have offed such a formidable Decepticon?.

7. Do you borrow books from people?I try not to, because while I read very quickly, I don’t always have motivation to read anymore, or don’t have the time needed. :CSo they don’t get returned on time.On a similar note, the household rule is that if you haven’t explicitly claimed a book (verbally or by a bookmark), and it gets left in the bathroom or on the dining room table, it is fair game.I have swiped many a book this way.