if you were transported into another body

Masychefx2

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would you be free of nerves and do all the things youve ever wanted to do and not care what people think? or go back to your old ways...
 

DanFC

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Depends if I knew I would go back to my old body. If so, then yeah, I'd probably go just as crazy as in my drunken moments when I acknowledge but ignore some consequences.
 

Hellhound

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It would still be my mind and soul, only in a different "shell", so I guess I'd still be crazy... maybe better looking, but crazy anyway :)
 

lyricalliaisons

Well-known member
Definitely. I'd still be the same me with the same fears & same worries. Having a new body would do nothing except freak me out when I look into the mirror lol. I'd still be the same person.
 

hangbi92

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maybe i felt a little bit more confident if I was transported in a better looking person. But basically still the same me: shy and quiet
 

Tmeister

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If i was in a different body then it would be the same i guess... coz alot of my problems are from my brain...
 

Uber Schnitzel

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I think I would be a lot different. I think most, if not all my issues came (and still come to an extent) from growing up having hyperhidrosis which is a physical issue. You'd be surprised how much you can change given a new start
 

KiaKaha

Banned
I sometimes wonder if I would feel the way I do about myself and the world if I was born into a different body. Would I be wrong in thinking that better looking people are favored more by society? Therefore, nurtured and more accepted by others which would then lead to higher self esteem and confidence...?

I know some good looking people can be incredibly shy which negates that theory, but I have also read scientific evidence to support it.

The argument I think comes down to nature vs nurture.... is social anxiety learned as we experience the world, or is it an innate personality trait.

I DO know though that many many people will take one look at you and assume they know everything there is to know about you in an instant, which I think is totally unfair.
Prejudice bites.
 
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