Do you adapt to change easily?

[Darkistoolight__]

“Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or the present are certain to miss the future” – John F Kennedy

Change generally comes into our lives as a result of a crisis, as a result of choice or simply by chance. In any situation, we are all faced with having to make a choice; do we make the change or not?

[joseph_j]

As long as you are making the changes for you and by your choice. You should never allow someone to make you change yourself at all. Now if they are asking you to change the way you are treating them badly or rude or not ignoring them or stuff like that ok that's fine. But if they want you to change the person you are and have been when they met you and become your partner they knew how you where and it wasn't an issue. So down the road they try and change that ya fuck all that. Won't happen. To many people try to change who they are down the road for there partner and it never works. Cause you're not doing it for you

[humanearth]

I hate all modern cars. They don't need all that fake BS to work. They don't need computers and electronics to work.

So I stick to the past with cars. I will die driving cars made before 1975.

My cars can't be hack, electronically spy on me, have internet or blue teeth, have data recorders, GPS, no cameras.

All that crap is uncalled for and a waste of money

[humanearth]

So no I don't adapt easy. I still don't own a mobile phone or a digital camera as well.

[aWes0MeNeSs]

No, I absolutely hate it and struggle with it. I do learn to adapt as you really have no choice in life, but I don't like it one bit and I hate unnecessary change more than anything. It seems that change is usually for the worse, and that's the case 99.9% of the time with unnecessary change.

[jman1995]

I feel the same way. It's just the way my brain works.

[aWes0MeNeSs]

@jman1995 Yeah, I really like consistency and don't like things being different all the time. I guess I find comfort in familiarity. I don't even like furniture being rearranged.

[jman1995]

I'm assuming, like me, you lean more towards being logical than creative?

[aWes0MeNeSs]

@jman1995 Yes, I think so! I don't need the change in scenery so many people desire. Like the old saying goes, if it ain't broke, don't fix it! So if something works fine the way it is, why change it just so it'll be different than before?

[jman1995]

There's a lot of people who get anxious when they're doing the same thing day in and day out, then there's people like us who get anxious the other way around, because we feel comfortable and need a routine to prevent us from going insane.

I don't think either is inherently wrong, it's just how people think b

[aWes0MeNeSs]

@jman1995 Yes, exactly! I like to have a routine down and hate when it is changed. It completely throws me off and I don't like having to get used to something new all over again.

[jman1995]

I know I'm going to sound like a robot, but getting used to a new routine all the time is very inefficient.

[aWes0MeNeSs]

@jman1995 I feel the same way. I like getting used to something and then just getting better at it and more comfortable with time. I also tend to be nervous and feel like I don't know what I'm doing if I'm not accustomed to a certain routine.

[stardust101]

Yes. I’ve been more steadfast though in what I like about myself and not changing for people just to get along, but changing certain things about myself that will help me in life and improve in my relationships without denying who I truly am.

[saeyamazaki]

I’ve been travelling my whole life meeting people, experiencing different cultures moving to different continents so I’m so so used to literally any kind of change.

[dantetheexplorer]

Same. Can you be my little sister? Lol!
I think this sort of experience broadens your mind, makes you more open and understanding of cultural nuances.

[saeyamazaki]

Hahah sorry two brothers is enough 😭

You’re absolutely right!

[NYCstreetPhotog]

Change is my bitch! Haha. OK seriously. I adapt to change very easily. I think I learned that in the military, where change can mean the diffence between life and death. Obviously it isn't quite that drastic in the civilian world, but I retain that mode of thinking.

[Furuok]

I was rich with a great career went shopping everyday. Then about a decade ago life, my life in general crashed.
I grew from light, water, and time. Very poor but I support myself and depend on only myself. I cried a lot the first couple of years. I built a hot rod truck and a super entertainment center. 95 inch television an I'm golden. I forgot what loneliness feels like. Hey babe?

[Massageman]

I'm all for change, as long as everything stays the same. But seriously,
if there is a darn good reaason for the change and it actually improves something, and the improvement is at least incrementally more than the coat of the change, then sure.

I do NOT like change for the sake of change. So, if it ain't brook, don't fix it!

[Adam1978]

Quick if I want the change or don't care otherwise I will resist it and try to get things back like I had it.

[MrHopper]

I think we all naturally fear change a bit... but we learn to adapt to it

I tend to think that shit is going to happen, its just how life is

[madamina]

Yes. You have to. Probably adapt to too much rapid change if I am honest. But it is the nature of my environment.

[JoseJr]

Not easily, Its one of the things I stuggle with. But like anything, tables turn, bridges burn, you live and you'll learn, most times for me change means improvement so even tho I don't like it, after it happens I find myself liking it

[Apple1996]

I acutally love constant change it keeps life interesting

[Unit1]

Fairly so. Not 100% or all the time but in most cases I adapt.

Money is everything! That doesn't change.

[AnthonyVitto1]

Me i adapt to change well. I beleive this is only because my life is contantly changing so really i have no choice but to.

[ibodi]

American seem want to hold their memory. I think they try to create no change.
Include Asians are slaves still...

[Whitewolf24]

No killing in war is not murder as in most cases it is not considered unlawful nor is it premeditated, which are two things that have to be consistent if in the killing for it to be considered murder.

[crazy8000]

Life goes on with or without us ;)
Still going my own way no matter what the main flow does.

[Tslaveee]

Depends on what change is happening, Modern Democrats have highjacked the ‘progressive’ platform since losing control of blacks through slavery and segregation.

All their policies are actually regressive

[LoU_Hades]

Yes... I'm very adaptive.
My parents changed often the city where we lived as I was a child.

[lonelybroken]

i subscribe to the common quip, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". While i really struggle with change i know its inevitable and i must tow the line if im going to make it anywhere.

[HeyMikie]

I adapt to change easily in my work and in some areas of my life, but when my basic patterns of eating and sleeping are disrupted, then I have a hard time.

[Exorcist_Rampage]

It depends if I miss what I left behind or not. Usually I hate change.

[bklynbadboy1]

I do that the one constant in like everything modifies nothing stats the same

[JoinMyDream]

The inability to change, the ability to change if necessary and the ability to change and adapt quickly is the difference between seclusion, integration and revolution.