Welcome to my MySpace profile. My name is Clint and Pascagoula is my old stomping grounds. My son, Sabrina, work and school occupy most of my time. When I have a free moment, I enjoy watching the Miami Dolphins, LSU Tigers or a NASCAR race. Music and gaming are my two other passions. My 360 has been neglected much of late due to school taking a front seat. However, when I get a chance to turn that bad boy on, I enjoy fighting games, some shooters, guitar hero and love GOW. I don't watch much television, but will get into some CSI, Law and Order, those types of shows. Movies are more my style, be it horror, sci-fi, action, etc...
I am now newly married to the most amazing woman I have ever met. We have a thirteen year history of dating and friendship behind us. However, never would I have ever imagined that she would be back in my life the way Sabrina is now. She has truly become my best friend and I am thankful every day that she is my yin as I am to her yang. We are two individuals with one soul. There is no way to put into words our level of love and affection we have for each other. She truly is my fallen angel and has saved me. We have discovered that we will be blessed with a son in August and I couldn't be happier. I've wanted another child for years, and God has smiled and granted my desire to be a father again. Anything else you want to know, feel free to ask.My Personality Profile:
Words that describe you:
• Perceptive
• Realistic
• Demanding
• Down-to-Earth
• Hardnosed
• Judgmental
• Pragmatic
• Skeptical
A General Description of How You Interact with Others
You are clearly a compassionate person; you believe that you should do unto others as you would have them do unto you, and you know that friends help their friends. But with you compassion is just one side of the coin; the other being a side that also expects others to hold up their end of the bargain. So you help others but it is with the expectation that others don't take advantage of you or try to put one over on you. In short, you expect others to treat you as you treat them.
And for those people who do ask for help when they should have taken responsibility for themselves? This is the time when your more hard-edged side comes out. You are skeptical of people when they expect others to bail them out of trouble; if they got themselves into the bind, they should work their way out of the trouble. If it's an emergency, or if it's a friend who has been there for you when you have had hard times, you are there in a quick minute. But you are a discerning person and to you there is a big difference between an emergency and a self-inflicted wound. You just look at the facts: how the situation developed, how serious the situation, and how they can or cannot get through things on their own. The history you have with the person and with similar situations will inform you whether this is or is not a time for you to get involved.
You also have some limits when it comes to being with people. Sure some people need to be with others all the time and seem to get recharged by helping out most anyone else. But that's not you. You know that you do best if you spend a fair amount of time on your own. Not that you are a loner, just that time spent by yourself is not wasted at all with you. You've come to understand that if you don't take good care of yourself, eventually you'll be not good to anyone, including yourself or others.
So your compassion is tempered by realism. Your sympathy for people in trouble is balanced by a critical evaluation of how they got themselves to the place they are. And you've learned to take good care of yourself, so you have something to give to your friends or others truly in need.
Negative Reactions Others May Have Toward You
Some people may see your practical style as lacking compassion. When your compassion is tempered, as it is at times by your discerning questions and careful consideration, it may seem to some like you have too much head and too little heart. And when you use time and energy to take care of yourself there will inevitably be some who see you as selfish and uncaring. But your approach is neither heady nor selfish. It is you. And unless your approach is causing you consistent problems in important relationships, there is really no reason to change. Your distinctive manner of having clear expectations for the relationships in which you will exert your energy is true to the core of you
Positive Responses Others May Have Toward You
The truth is that most people respect someone who knows themselves and what they want. So even if some people don't get exactly what they want from you often they will leave with a deeper respect for you. Your frank and honest approach may help someone to help themselves when they didn't think this was possible, and they wind up better off: they're out of trouble, they did it on their own, and they have you to thank. And you were, again, true to yourself.
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