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Things we hate to admit.

I hate admitting the things I can no longer do and how different my life is now. I try to and get on as normal but then things come up I can no longer do and it's awful when it's in front of people. I don't think I will be ready to admit how bad things are for a long time yet
 
i hate admitting that i need help sometimes. if i have a problem i usually keep it to myself and i hate asking others for help. i have a reputation of knowing everything and giving good advice so people come to me a lot. i feel like i have to keep that up

Same here. I'm so used to doing well at everything that when I actually need help, I'm too embarrassed to ask because I'm worried other people will see me as stupid. Teachers always tell you to not be afraid to ask for help and that it's nothing to be ashamed of, but it's easier said than done.

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In an arguement I hate to admin that I was wrong :-/

Ughh...

Also this. I love to argue, but if I can no longer defend my point I will never admit it and will probably get physical
 
I hate to admit that I will hold grudges on people. It's bad I know.
 
I hate to admit that I'm forgetful. My memory is complete ***** and I know it. Sometimes I'll remember a situation differently and I feel so bad when someone tells me their version because it confuses me even more and makes me paranoid. I'm always convinced that my memory is right, but I don't know for sure and I hate to admit that.
 
Oh I hate the fact I get jealous too, really hate that about me. Try hard to hide it as much as possible but it comes out in the end...has to be one of the worst traits I have
 
I think everyone hates to admit when they're wrong. At least most people, including me.

I guess one other thing I hate to admit is that I'm not very smart, and I don't always have enough information to support my side of an argument or debate, so I sometimes continuously try to reason with someone, and my support and claims begin to look like excuses rather than factual information and rational reasoning. :rolleyes:
 
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