Poor enough to have integrity - fantastic line.

Of course everything changes. The trouble with this personality change issue is the very idea of personality: it is a gross generalisation. There is no such thing; it is an idea, an abstraction; but it is something people believe in. And as we know from other areas, beliefs have effects, often very negative effects.

I equally enjoyed that line.

When I say personality, I am talking about the characteristics that one has from birth that carry on from there. Call it a disposition, I am under the impression that it changes with time and is capable of change with intention.

I would like to hear more on your idea of personality debunking. write a blog about it.

I am how ever poor enough, to have integrity.- dig the line. i see i'm not alone.

i would just say that change is possible. though i dislike giving myself as examples in any argument- i know i have changed. who i was when i was younger, yeah was alot like who i am now, but doesnt compare. now for another example:

i watch prison shows on msnbc, like lockup and stuff, and i see a pattern: young convicts angry, thugish; middleaged tired and reflective; old fucks, either sick and dying or reached peace. so i think people do change, based on experiences and just simply physiological changes.

The two points I was trying to get at with this post is that change is part of life.

Willful change of one's self, is completely possible, should intention exist.