1. Not really. At a surface level the answer is no, but if I think about it I realize that I don't like me at all.
2. There's lots of bad traits I got.
...No, not really. I wouldn't say I'm lazy. I'm not malicious, and I have good grades too.
The real reason I don't like me is how I interact with the world. Growing up I didn't have anyone I would really call friend, and I literally spent most of recess either swinging or wandering around. I still don't have friends. Not really, I think. On that note I'm pretty sure I have some kind of social anxiety or something, but whatever. (Adding this in after finishing the rest but that anxiety is also there on the internet, and coupled with awkwardness means that I don't have any online friends either.)
But I'm not lonely. Bored, mostly. And even then I have the internet to keep me company.
Also, I don't think I care about my life enough. I don't have any plan for the future, any career path I want, or desire to work towards those things. My parents have had talks about divorce and I just don't care at all. I've thought about it too and I probably wouldn't feel too bad if my parents or siblings died. Thought about suicide (not seriously.) just because I feel that life is a bother. That existing is too much work, and that it would be easier to jump.
That's not a good way to think, I'm pretty sure.
3. The internet, probably. The internet, Youtube, and video games. Access to those growing up coupled with whatever reason I never made friends in kindergarten, whatever it was.
4. I don't think I could seriously put in the work to change. Knowing me, I'd change when I get to the point where I realize that "huh, this is pretty bad," and then just change. But I don't think I can work towards changing myself.
5. Self improvement is when you change in front of yourself. Acting as someone else is when you have an audience. It's just whether you're doing it for yourself, or doing it for someone else.
*Finishes speaking*
"uhhh...
haha don't take this too seriously >u<."