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Any types NOT feel like weirdos?
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I don't know that I've ever felt like a "weirdo" but more times than not my views/beliefs/behaviors have been incompatible with a large number of the folk that surround me. 
I'm in many ways eccentric, and as unique as anyone else is, but I have never thought of myself as "weird."
Unconventional? Absolutely. Yes!
I'm in many ways eccentric, and as unique as anyone else is, but I have never thought of myself as "weird."
Unconventional? Absolutely. Yes!
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this post is perfectly normal compared to that other post
heh heh heh... I don't know that I've ever felt like a "weirdo" but more times than not my views/beliefs/behaviors have been incompatible with a large number of the folk that surround me.
I'm in many ways eccentric, and as unique as anyone else is, but I have never thought of myself as "weird."
Unconventional? Absolutely. Yes!
I do always like it when you hold up that green smile face sign...
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I imagine SJ's would feel the least wierd, mine was almost offended when that question came up in the test.
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Dupe was deleted, all is well!
Biaxident is notorious for using this smiley as well!
It is representative of confirming one's delight in the essence of their madness, I love it!
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Thanks!Dupe was deleted, all is well!
I will have to try it some time...Biaxident is notorious for using this smiley as well!
It is representative of confirming one's delight in the essence of their madness, I love it!
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Offended? How so?
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He was reading out the questions as he went, when he got to the the question..."do you consider yourself to be weird" (or some such) he pulled a disaproving face and said adamantly.."weird. No." he looked in disbelief as if it were peculiar to even have a question like that. Ha
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I don't feel like a weirdo but people clearly perceive me to be so. I think I'm a perfectly normal and reasonable human being, and its everyone else that is weird for not getting me.
This is the first sign of weirdness.
I don't feel like a weirdo but people clearly perceive me to be so. I think I'm a perfectly normal and reasonable human being, and its everyone else that is weird for not getting me.
This is the first sign of weirdness.
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I don't particularly fit 
I'm generally overly enthusiastic, tend to say something random (but I LOVE trivia! why doesn't everybody?
), wear bright colors, talk to complete strangers and all around don't behave like the average midwestern female is supposed to behave apparently 
(why aren't adults expected to enjoy playing in the mud or picking flowers off the grounds of the art museum to put in their hair? 
)
I've been told that I make up for this by being a good cook and entertaining company though, so it doesn't bother me all too much
I'm generally overly enthusiastic, tend to say something random (but I LOVE trivia! why doesn't everybody?
), wear bright colors, talk to complete strangers and all around don't behave like the average midwestern female is supposed to behave apparently (why aren't adults expected to enjoy playing in the mud or picking flowers off the grounds of the art museum to put in their hair? )I've been told that I make up for this by being a good cook and entertaining company though, so it doesn't bother me all too much
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It's funny really. I've always felt like the only "normal" person around a bunch of weirdoes. *shrugs*
It's funny really. I've always felt like the only "normal" person around a bunch of weirdoes. *shrugs*
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Oh check this question out:
Which of the below do you prefer:
A. A....B....C....D....E....F...
B. #....&.....*....1....^.....G....(..
(Yeah I totally went for B. It made me euphoric!)
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I suppose at times I have felt weird, outside of the norm. But really, is there a norm? Just a few people trying to sell their version of normalcy. Sometimes I really have been weird and I take this chance to apologise to all those I have ever offended. It seemed like fun at the time.
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