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Described yourself in a paragraph (lemmy.sdf.org)

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I recently meet someone and was going to ask them to describe themselves in a paragraph. I realized I wasn’t able to do it myself. I also wasn’t sure how they would react. I thought I would ask here first and see how you folks react.

I’ll define paragraph as three to four sentences.

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[–] Scubus 2 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago) (1 children)

I am curious and like to think I'm humorous. I have a lot of issues, but I do my best to only allow my issues to effect those that have asked for it(in a literal sense, like my friends asking me how im doing when im dealing with issues). As a result of my curiosity I have attained a very wide set of experiances, knowledge, and skills. My remaining goals are family oriented, in the sense that I'd like to begin the process of settling down and working on team based goals.

Edit: i guess this info may be cheating, but it worth noting that the order of my sentencing is as important as the content itself.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 days ago

Nah, you’re good. Your answer is your answer. I do like the clarifying point about the order of the sentences.

I agree (or maybe it’s something I do) that a response to a question like this has defined beginning, middle, end.

Who I was, who I am, who I want to be.

I think you’re going to make one heck of a team with someone!!

Thank you so much for responding!! 🙂