Board Thread:Survivor: Skye Islands (Season 12)/@comment-6943700-20151016212545/@comment-24207263-20151016214247

Alright, hey, Sam.

I feel like I went through this already, but I'll say it again here to save you time. I made mistakes that ranged out from a lot of scales. Planning wise, socially wise, and even not separating game from self at times.

Mistakes like the ones I made were also things that would have helped me majorly in the game, such as me telling Bjorn about the alliance over at New Kilbride. Had I not done that, I feel like my social game would have been way better than what it really was.

Another thing I messed up on was getting mad at Perry. I should have just kept quiet at the time and realized that I needed to cool down, but I'm kind of transparent, so I say things that are on my mind at the mind, and I didn't feel good about keeping quiet. That is more to do with my personality than the game, which is something I also flawed in.

I could point out every single mistake I made this game like I did in Szymon's speech, but I think you will take more in consideration the types of mistakes I did. And when you take a look at it, had I not made these silly mistakes, things would have been a lot more positive, wouldn't they? Sure, the game was stressful, but I still needed to keep a cool head about it during it, which I failed to, ya know?

However, even with all the flaws and mistakes, I managed to move on, learn from them, try to play a better, more rational game near the end, and ultimately I got here. I feel like everyone makes mistakes in this game. People on the jury might have one mistake cost them the game. I had tons of mistakes, and I'm still sitting here. I think I got up from the consequences of these flaws and still made the most out of it. I got here, I'm proud of myself, and I hope you guys can see that.

Thanks, Sam ^_^