AWESOMENESSFTW4444
Tufted Titmouse
Joined: Jan 15, 2012
Age: 17
Posts: 41
Location: Brookline, MA
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1. The aide that sits next to me in some classes. (I hate having an aide because of this, plus I don't even need them for most of these classes.)
2. Extreme social anxiety when working in groups with people I don't know. (Which will often cause me to chicken out and run to the aide for moral support.)
3. The fact that even my most witty responses can be the most logical ones as well, that even provide a different and interesting point of view.
4. My ever so odd seating positions. (I often get into some sort of cross-legged yoga pose when I'm trying to think more creatively, and lounge in some sort of odd manner when trying to think logically.)
5. As for teachers: My unusually high test scores compared to my homework scores. (I almost NEVER do homework.)
6. How much of a perfectionist I can be. (If I'm doing group work, the work can't be handed in until I believe that all the information is accurate, even if it is not required to be or has "no wrong answers.")
7. How pissed I tend to get when another student asks to see my grades, even if they are good grades. (This kind of happens to my parents too, I often refuse to show them a report card, even if it has all As or As and Bs.)
8. Dumbest one in my opinion: How other students find it odd that I don't want to talk to them when in the restrooms. (First of all, I most likely don't know them. Second, I just wanna do my business and leave, is that too much to ask for? And why is it so important to know who's is the third stall, or something like that?)
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And yes, I did draw my profile picture. I have more work on deviantart, but it's VERY old. I might just poster newer work on here. |
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darkfuji
Raven
Joined: Feb 23, 2012
Posts: 107
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| aliensyndrome wrote: | I hate being barefoot, the bottom of my feet are really sensitive.
In one high school I went to , people were saying I was going to shoot up the school.(this was soon after columbine) This was mainly the result of the human tradition of the ignorant rumor mill.
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same with you about the bottom of my feet being sensitive but i also have flat feet  |
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CaliforniaSh33p
Blue Jay
Joined: May 31, 2012
Age: 14
Posts: 75
Location: (Near) Old York, Old England.
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Well... I'm one of the: "You'd never had guessed!" But maybe the fact I walk on my toes and get obsessed about weird things. Maybe that I don't understand sarcasm and can't "Read between the Lines!" and that I rock backwards and forwards, used to flap my hands down by my sides and other similar happenings can mark me down as: "Odd." Others include: Sensitive to materials, E.G: School Uniform Polo-Shirts, Kinds of Pyjamas, I don't mind sitting alone and I don't care about fashion, trends and dating!
They are other things... I've listed a few! =) =) =) |
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GlitchyEel
Hummingbird
Joined: Jun 01, 2012
Posts: 19
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Reasons why I get noticed as odd at school is:
1. I wear the same jersey every day, and I'm certain that everyone at school knows me as "that girl in the red jersey".
2. I never talk to anyone, but that's because they never talk to me (unless if they have a scientific question).
3. I have an in-class tutor for math that is specifically assigned to me and everyone else notices that... I think.
4. I'm extremely slow to understand jokes that people say.
5. Posture.
6. Meltdowns.
Also, the noises that I make in class (catlike sounds, things that you would hear a five year old say). |
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mathdude94
Tufted Titmouse
Joined: Mar 31, 2012
Age: 15
Posts: 34
Location: Hiding from the world in my Fortress of Solitude.
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I don't show many emotions, I don't talk to people, and I have pi memorized to 67 decimals. 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078
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"We build too many walls and not enough bridges." -Sir Isaac Newton
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IndieSoul
Deinonychus
Joined: Jul 03, 2012
Age: 18
Posts: 342
Location: A planet in the Solar Federation
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I too am part of the "You'd never have guessed" crowd.
Clumsiness
It's hard for me to understand what others are saying unless they repeat themselves. This is a sensory thing but most people think I'm hard of hearing - LOL
My normal face looks like an angry face to everyone else.
I'm nervous all the time at school - I've had social phobia since the 5th grade.
I have no qualms about discussing human sexuality without it being dirty. My biology teacher loved this straightforwardness in my term papers 
I bring hummus to school for lunch when everyone else brings Doritos...I don't consider this weird but apparently others do.
I feel the urge to correct everyone's pronunciation...even teachers. I can't help it if it irritates me that my English teacher pronounces "obsequious" as "ob-suh-QUEE-tious".
I sit with a group of people at lunch but am almost always left out of the conversation...I don't care about boyfriends and lip gloss, sorry.
I read books others consider weird. Sybil, The Bell Jar, Girl, Interrupted... you get the idea.
Whenever we're assigned partners to work on group projects, I request to work alone.
In 8th grade, nobody could figure out why I brought Psychology for Dummies to read for my own interest.
I write poetry that confuses and/or frightens people. When I read a piece I wrote about bullying at our school's art show, my teacher loved it and shared it with the rest of the staff. The next day I was called down to the counselor's office because he was concerned about the "suicidal" themes expressed in my poetry. Hmm...well at least that tells me it was a moving piece! 
Nobody can seem to understand why I listen to oldies and classical music. Especially the Italian stuff. Hey - nobody ever bothers me about borrowing my iPod!
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Bright antennae bristle with the energy
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