Being called weird - Page 2

On October 13 2012 03:59 Recognizable wrote:
I liked your earlier blogs better, these are just too obvious. Try harder.

On October 13 2012 02:51 StateofReverie wrote:

I don't talk down to others. Sometimes though, I just can't help but be right

On October 13 2012 10:07 StateofReverie wrote:
Looks like ive let a lot of people down with this blog. Nothing but 1 stars

On October 13 2012 10:07 StateofReverie wrote:
Looks like ive let a lot of people down with this blog. Nothing but 1 stars

On October 13 2012 02:19 StateofReverie wrote:
At brunch, my gay friend remarked that even though a lot of the stuff that I did was weird, he still was glad that I am his friend and that I am going to college here. Here, a guy who is gay, has tourettes, has spells of anti-depression, and gets black out drunk on a weekly basis was telling me that I was weird.

On October 13 2012 03:01 meteorskunk wrote:


LOL yup.. dat youthful ego.. such a cool cat. he won't obey until he's in the real jungle with them lions n them cheetahs.

On October 14 2012 08:24 Shady Sands wrote:


the fact that all 3 of his accounts are talking to each other is just... lol

On October 15 2012 04:43 MountainDewJunkie wrote:
Do you think mentioning immediately that your two friends are one gay and one jewish portray you as "liberally open/tolerant/progressive?" It has the opposite effect.

On October 15 2012 04:45 StateofReverie wrote:

uh I actually did that for visualization. If I said 2 friends, all you think about is 2 friends. If I say gay and jewish, now you know a little bit more about my 2 friends

On October 15 2012 10:01 Chef wrote:
How is what any of you said weird?

Tell me about how you licked peanut butter off your pet hamster, then you can say you're weird. Right now you are well within the spectrum of normal social preferences and choices. For as many people who need to say good bye before they leave, there are equally as many who will just be on their way for the weekend (if not a larger, quieter majority, given the alienation of our modern age).

Consider the possibility that what your friend said was not particularly thought out or meaningful. Or that you and your friend have a barely functional definition of the word which ends up encompassing all of humanity. Weird is something that should be shocking and fantastic. A person with twenty different pets of varying species. A person who keeps a pet lizard in their hair. A person who can recite appropriate Shakespearean lines on all occasions and contexts. A person with penguin flippers for arms. A person who had their leg amputated just because they didn't like the mole on it. A turquoise cat.

On October 15 2012 10:48 Aerisky wrote:
What the hell this blog ._.

I just read these for random personal entertainment now...in a way. And no, clearly I am not feeling very classy, nor do I pretend that this is a particularly high form of entertainment ;_;