do you get overly excited about seemingly small things?

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hmmm so the younger person is the more mature one! maybe you will regress with age. i think i was calmer in my youth.

When I go somewhere with snakes I get really excited and start rubbing my hands together. It's weird. And I get really excited when the breeders that I have met put out new youtube videos.

I got three balls out of a machine the other day and danced a little jig. It was only supposed to give me one. I was thrilled. I love bouncy balls.

We something that I have been waiting for finally arrives, I get very excited.

i get excited about the things you describe. i love driving through large puddles after it rains and watching the water spray over the car and drown the world out. its scary if you're the one driving though. i also like seeing oil puddles on the floor. the colours are so pretty i could just stare and giggle at them forever. and i like bubbles for the same reason. going to the library or bookshops also gets me excited - i feel like exploding. going to new places that are full of stuff. like the socialist alternative hq or youth group centre. books, games, dvds, posters, pamphlets EVERYWHERE. i just want to rush everywhere and pick stuff up and look at them and feel them and read. and i like trains especially when they are ripping through underground tunnels and you can feel the wind rushing before them, hear them shriek and then watch them tear past you at incredible speeds. and the smell. makes me want to randomly scream whoooooooooo YEAAAAH!! ! but i understand that may possibly freak people out a little. especially if its someone my age. or would that just make them think i'm a juvenile hooligan? that was a bit long winded. sorry. i got high from typing this.

I also act like a little kid and get really exited sometimes. It happens when I see some cuuuuute plushies or little animals! I like to stare at animals, they are so funny and cute!

I bought a dead fish one time and I couldn't stop laughing and giggling while watching it. Then, I started playing with his mouth to make him talk and I called him "Mr Fishy".

OHHHH, when I was a kid I had an hamster and she was SOOOOO CUUUUUTE! I even put a picture of her in my wallet but I don't have it anymore sadly. Hamsters are awesome, it's so funny when they put lots of stuff in their mouth!

Btw, I'm 21 years old...

I feel somewhat feminine when I act like that... I don't see others guys giggling about cute animals.

The day before yesterday was the best in a month; I had bought 3 writing pads and was extremely happy about that. Others think it trivial, but I was really upset I couldn't find that particular format and brand anywhere. I was running low on my old pad and I finally found a store that stocked them. Result: overt hapiness, I couldn't stop being extremely happy.

well, i think it sounds adorable that you get all excited! i feel glad when men and women feel safe and comfortable to break out of traditional gender roles. why shouldn't men feel excited about cuteness after all?

i get excited when people make my plushies talk to me. and i'm 39!

Oh yes, I get excited by the little things all the time.

Seeing flowers rise up in the spring
Watching Praying Mantii pray
Watching the birds fly
Seeing the snow fall
Getting a job promotion
Getting married
Generously donating half of my assets in the divorce proceedings
Choosing my burial plot and gravestone.

A lot of small things excite me, though sometimes in different ways.

Oh yes yes yes..... When I'm assembling a circuit board, the only thing that keeps me sane is the eye candy effect of the components. Love those little blue capacitors, and the colour code stripes on resistors.

But it's all over the place. There's a shop nearby that has a window full of little coloured glass ornaments, and they've taken a bit of trouble with the lighting.........you should see the textures and reflections and stuff.

With me it's usually physically small things as well as them being emotionally small. I thought everybody felt the same but that mainstreamers became ashamed of it and pretended not to be interested.