how were you as a kid....

[slipknotpsycho]

pick the one that most resembles you...

slipknotpsycho Reviewed by slipknotpsycho on 08-08-2007. how were you as a kid.... pick the one that most resembles you... Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Hm, depends what you mean by trouble.
I was a goody two shoes who rebelled against my parents by doing the thing I knew they hated most, which was not doing my homework. Other kids rebelled by drinking beer and smoking cigarettes and shoplifting... I was getting grounded for having not enough As on my report card, lol.
So if you asked my mom, she would shake her head and tell you I was 'difficult'.

[slipknotpsycho]

trouble = getting grounded all the time, doing stuff you look back on now as being 'bad' getting the cops called on you etc... real trouble not... "i'm not doing my homework"

[halfassedjediknight]

i was terribly average. i wasnt really bad but then again i could have been a better child. it all depends on how you wanna judge i guess.

[slipknotpsycho]

wow... so far i'm the only one to vote satan.... o.0 i was a horrible rotten kid... =/ i regret it now too... most of the police force knows me by name

[Bluntmasterbabe]

I was definetly a handfull...wild as hell

Glad I got it out of my system when I was younger because I'm kinda boring now that I'm in my 20's.

[The.Severed.Angel]

I was an average kid, did get into the run in with the cops a few times. I never got in trouble, but I was a terrible disturbed child with horrible thoughts. Not like, oh, I wish my parents were dead, things that could script a horror movie. I still have some of those thoughts, but that made my childhood horrible.

[Blitzed]

The only reason I didnt put satan is avoided getting caught. But yeah, I was a pretty bad kid. I did some stuff I could have regreted, but I like to live with out regrets, and I gotta admit it was fun at the time!

[birdgirl73]

I was a smart alec and a back-talking handful. There's a big surprise! Did great in school but I was compelled to push the limits at home. The "strong-willed child," I've seen it termed in books. As I was telling a friend last night, I'm a little amazed my mother didn't put a bullet through my head before I reached the age of 12 or 13. She took it in stride. And she laughed and laughed when my own son went through his mouthy phases.

I stood out in stark relief from my older sister by six years and my younger one by two, both of whom were well-behaved, docile little angels.

[slipknotpsycho]

well, middle childs do tend to be alot more hostile and outgoing (some tend to strive harder at making themselves better, but for the most part it's the other way around) it's only natural to crave that attention when you're hte middle child... as you're not the oldest and mommy/daddy's grown up baby, nor are you their little baby...