Redeeming things about you

I'm possessive. If your mine, you are MINE. Very random, doing things on the spot. I'll wake up and want to go to the zoo. So, I go. :) Kind. I will never ever say anything bad about anyone. Unless provoked.I like to think I'm not a total idiot. I'm a dork and very happy all the time.

Wow....heads up to however dates Hime. I get the feeling her rivals just ahem disappear *or meddlers in any present relationship* Sadly I probably don't really have any redeeming qualities. Hm maybe having friends who like me who actually have redeeming quality's is a redeeming quality?

I have a hard time judging my own redeeming qualities since they tend to be double edged. I am often times overly patient with people. It sounds good, but it can be very inconvenient as well. I tend to fit the nice guy stereotype (in some part due to my patience). I have no enemies (that I know of), but I have to be twice as careful about people that would use me. I like to joke around and make people laugh. But on occasion it just ends up being annoying. I suppose I'm kind of strong from the time I've spent at the gym, but it's not terribly useful and I'm by no means the strongest. Ironically I tend to be too light handed rather than heavy handed. I bulk up pretty easily too (muscle-wise). Unfortunately, that also means I can put on a lot of weight easily if I'm not careful. I am by no means a petite or delicate man. I have 20/15 vision. But it's basically pointless. I think my hair is kind of neat (when it cooperates), but I may just go bald one day :( I don't tend to have much trouble with depression. I'm usually pretty happy. And when I'm not I can generally get over it relatively quickly. I am fairly intelligent, like others in my family, but it mostly just makes me over think things. It's only been helpful for work and school. I can still be an idiot when I want to be. I'm also both geek and nerd mixed into one. I like nerdy things and I like geeky things. But I can't quite tell if that makes me more relatable to both or not relatable to either. I can also cook when I'm in the mood. Part of the paternal instincts I polished a bit growing up. I have some artistic ability, though I rarely use it anymore. Probably really rusty now.

@animekid: no redeeming qualities? Pssh. You can grow a better beard than I can. And you seem to be pretty good at socializing. You've also got a couple swords it looks like too. I don't have any swords. That's at least 3 things you've got me beat in ;)

Aw thanks ^^ hm I think I have.....7? Yeah 7 swords lol /XD

Not sure I dig the title of this thread. Why am I so bad that I need to have redeeming qualities to make up for all the other crap? But to play along redeeming qualities, hrm, good things about me would be that I don't lie, cheat, or hit in a relationship. I'm honest to the point of being rude (guess that can go either way). I like most animals. I'm smart, but that is probably more of a negative because I know I'm smart. Partly that was a defensive thing because I was never athletic or what you would call hot, so I developed what I was good at, knowledge. Oh and I have never killed anyone, that is a good quality right?

I get what you're saying, but from Yu's original post it seems more like this was a counter to the more negative threads (like deal breakers for example). I think it's supposed to be more a self promotion thread (for everyone), if I'm understanding his intentions.

Well, this one is kind of tough since some qualities can be good but also negative if they are excessive. 1. I constantly reflect on my morals and values. As I result I tend to have constant internal struggles with what is right or wrong. 2.I am maybe too honest with others until I might imprudently say something hurtful,despite of the fact that was not intending to be mean. 3.I am very prideful and can't let people put me down.I actually try make others develop this trait so they never get hurt and stand up for themselves. 4. I like to be of use to society and give back to it as a way of thanking for molding me into who I am.