A diamond with a flaw is better than a pebble without. - Confucius
From the slum books my friends handed me during the days of my High School up to the formal interviews I got invited into upon entering College and Law School, the question "How will you describe yourself?" is probably the most difficult question for me. Probably because I really can't delineate who I am.
I am a paradox, I am undefinable.
Sure, you can say,
"She is friendly. She talks a lot, plangently laughs at anything, and tactless most of the time. She's harmless, but she's the kind of friend you wanna keep."
If you met me in that kind of state, but if it's the other way around you'll say,
"She is the Regina George in the hall way who compliments you about your 'polka dots' skirt but don't really mean it. She has a burn book, and too mad enough to make you perish if she desires so. She is dangerous enough to be kept."
Different opinions will always arise and it all depends on what state and or how you met that person. It is always a two-way street. You see, it's not really possible to describe one's self or even a person or a thing, and be actually exact with every detail. No matter how much you think you know yourself, do you really know who you are? Not really, maybe close, but not actually.
As an introductory blog of myself, let's change the usual "Describe who you are." to "Who will you be?"
I will be PRECISE.
Precise with my twaddle tales and coherent notions... about anything under the sun.