None...Resolutions are pointless
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by numbah16tdhaha
Tue Jan 01 2013I resolve to not need resolutions. Improvement should be a constant thing and never need some lame excuse to happen.
by jess1127
Tue Sep 04 2012I don't think resolutions are pointless. I think that it's good to set goals for yourself because it gives people direction. Of course, people often get lost, but it's good to have some motivation in your life.
by ridgewalker
Sun Jan 01 2012Original 12/31/2008 I have never made a New Year's Resolution. I figure that if I'm resolved to do something, I'm going to do it whenever I decide to do it. But, this year is different. I'm on a mission to get on this TV show. This is my dream. This is my quest.Thanks for a highly entertaining year. See you on the other side... Up Date: This year I resolve to improve my Nazi-hunting skills.
by minkey
Sun Jan 01 2012I find the New Year to be a great time for a fresh start. I agree that any new day or minute is a chance to make a change or even turn it all around, but what better time to start than a whole new year? New Years Eve and New Years Day are an exciting time for me. New Years Eve is a time for reflection about the year I've left behind, and gratitude for what I've learned and how I've grown. New Years Day is a day of projection, where I'm excited about what lies ahead and how I can continue to make progress in my life. I am very excited for 2012, I don't have a Resolution so to speak but know that I'm doing to right things to give myself an opportunity to achieve my dreams and hope that you are as well. Happy 2012 RIA!
by canadasucks
Sun Jan 01 2012Finally. . . If you need a holiday to manufacture pointless promises you will eventually break, perhaps your problem lies a little deeper. . .
by ripplebypebble
Mon Jun 13 2011Murphy...That just sounds so damn depressing...
by christianmarti_nez
Mon Feb 01 2010Exactly! What I need or want to change I'm already going to try to change. Why would I make any sort of redundant resolution just because of the time of year. I understand the "idea" behind New Year's Resolutions I just don't think that they truly have any effect.
by jester002
Mon Jan 04 2010You can make all the resolutions you want because your just going to re-use them again next year anyway!
by irishgit
Thu Dec 31 2009I think they're fine. They're great for paving the road to Hell starting in mid-January.
by jedi58
Thu Dec 31 2009There's nothing wrong with setting yourself a new years resolution, as setting goals in your life is supposed to help motivate you. There is no point in setting yourself any goals however if you don't intend on working on them. Personally I don't bother setting myself any new years resolutions as I know I'll get distracted away from them and do something else instead.
by misspackrat4je_sus
Thu Dec 31 2009Resolutions are not pointless so long as people work at them. And why wait for New Year's to work toward a goal? I should think this can be done at any time.
by sk4u2009
Mon Apr 27 2009I think the idea of resolutions is great, but I know I personally never seem to live up to my resolutions, so I quit making them.
by astromike
Sun Apr 26 2009It good to set goals i guess, but I think its a lil over rated. The whole resolutions thing.
by b_illy
Tue Jan 06 2009Only pointless if you aren't a person that follows through
by jesse_and_jacelyn
Fri Jan 02 2009SOMETIMES THEY MAY SEEM POINTLESS BUT IT IS FUN TOO SEE IF YOU CAN REALLY GO THROUGH WITH THEM...HEY THEY ONLY PERSON YOU CAN GET MAD IS IS YOURSELF!!
by molfan
Wed Dec 31 2008i gave up making resolutions for myself. others may be good at it. I may try for goals but do not make it a new years resolution.
by shaggyb
Wed Dec 31 2008why would anyone make a resolution to do something on new years. It just sets you up for failure. Maybe if you're a glutton for punishment i guess.
by abichara
Wed Dec 31 2008I also think that resolutions are rather pointless. If you want to make a constructive change in your life, you can do it at any moment. Once you initially realize that change is needed, that will give you all the motivation you need to pursue your goals. Waiting until the New Year (or any other arbitrary date) just pushes it down the road and you'll end up loosing that motivation and momentum to get your goals accomplished.
by jrichardma
Wed Dec 31 2008Average lifespan of a resolution: 2 weeks
by chalky
Sun Dec 07 2008Resolutions a lot of the time equal 'pipe dreams.' However, I do think it's a good time to start thinking about things you may want to do. The beginning of the year for lots of people (me included) coincides w/hope and optimism. I really do believe that.
by uncnc08
Fri Oct 19 2007I eventually have come to this conclusion also. The last few years I have been much more realistic..If I make any they are ones I know I can accomplish.
by ventoux1
Wed Dec 27 2006Just because folks don't follow through on resolutions doesn't make them a bad idea. Objective analysis of one's own life is difficult for most people (including moi), so anything that encouraages it - even something as artificial as new years resolutions - is a good thing.
by vudija
Mon Dec 04 2006Sounds like a plan to me, can't disappoint myself that way :) Yea, I procrastinate like a mad-man. I never made resolutions, 'cause I knew I'd never keep them.
by lastmessenger3
Mon Dec 04 2006They are pointless if you find no passion or drive or effort in them.
by jirai1d4
Tue Jan 04 2005As a person who continualy tries to improve himself, I don't see much point in waiting until New Years to do this.
by tvtator
Sat Jan 03 2004They are pointless. The other 19 things on here aren't necessarily bad suggestions but one should commit to them everyday of the year. I imagine most people break their resolutions before January is even over.
by kolby1973
Thu Dec 25 2003Sometimes I think they are pointless, but I still think they are fun regardless...and I am always happy if I actually succeed at one...
by zuchinibut
Wed Dec 24 2003Maybe I am just not a motivated person, but I never make New Years Resolutions. What does a new year have to do with improving your life. Why can't you start doing something to make your life better any other day of the year.
by enkidu
Wed Dec 24 2003This attitude may work for some, but personally I find resolutions useful. The winter solstice-Christmas-New Year season is an excellent metaphor for renewal--who doesn't want to throw out some of the crap in their life and start some stuff over? I certainly do.