QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

In my eyes, someone who's willing to show their quirks is all the more lovable.
2nd.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

Yet one man's quirk is another man's inner demon.
And with the proper course of events the two could very well get along.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

One might distinguish certain features as unhealthy, merely because they wouldn't want them.
A Weakness that is.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

With good intentions, some try to fix others through change, if they're perceived as unhappy.
Being unhappy and alone is a positive change in it's essence.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

Some think, "Just because something's good for you, doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be good for me."
But the fact it's good for you means some merit I can find in it.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

Some would indeed prefer to change, by facing their unwanted habits, or trying to become more like another.
Lacking motivation they could run into a wall and wallow in their own melancholic "bad habits" thus creating yet another bad habit they can't deal with on their own.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

Showing a humble attitude can give relevant cause for others to help you.
Humbleness must not come to a level where it suppresses some of your emotions.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

Sincerity provides substantial reason to care and understand how you came to be in the situation you're in.
I wish all human beings would think this way. I truly do.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

A person is what he does, yes—but even more, a person is what he means to do.
In a sense, it is. But not more than what he does. What he does is but how far he reached with his intentions. This shows his motivation, while the intensions show nothing more then intensions. How long he lives with those intensions, is also a great indicator.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

Without motivation, there is seldom any action transcending one's habitual ritual.
I failed understanding this.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

If you're too one-dimensional to believe in yourself, you won't persuade anyone else to believe in you, either.
People who care and DO belive in you would try and change this trait.
QUOTE(D.D.D. @ Jun 24 2010, 22:58)

If you let your pride become an anchor, you will sink to the depths of the ocean, right alongside your dignity.
Pride is always an anchor no matter how large.