Well, things like "good and bad" are completely suibjective... often times one person's idea of
"bad" is another's "good"... an extreme example of this would be the whole thing with religious
fanatics and suicide bombers that's going on lately.
Judging by my personal standards... I'd say I'm mostly a "good" person. I don't go out of my
way to hurt people, but I guess sometimes the things I say or do can hurt people anyway... just as it is with everyone
else.
I'm not all emo about "having different faces locked up inside of me" or having "deep issues that I
can't tell anyone about, because they would be shocked and hurt" or whatever... although I did used to be like
that; I had some weird personal issues when I was younger, and I think sorting through and getting over those has helped
make me into a better person.
I try to be a good person most of the time; I would really rather have the people around me happy than hurt. Isn't
that a normal human thing to want? I'm trying to steadily improve myself, as I still often have problems wth
expressing myself and opening myself to people that I don't know--not that I don't really have a reason,
it's just part of my personality. I'd like to be more open and friendly.
But, uh, yeah... now, I'm rambling. Basically, I would consider myself inherently "good". I don't
think there are many people that consider themselves inherently "bad" besides people that have issues with
accepting other parts of their personality, and thus are afraid of their temper, etc; or insecure people that are trying
to prove themselves through rebellion and are thus trying to be "bad".