cuill
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Wierd
For me, the problem isn't being a little different, it's feeling like I don't fit in anywhere. I mean, I don't really have a peer group that I feel like I belong to, partly because, I think, I focus on what makes me different from any particular group. I mean, I ride horses, but I'm too refined to be a cowboy, and too coarse to associate with dressage people. I played sports in school, but I was too intelectual for the jocks, and too "sporty" to associate with the brainiacs. So as far as being called wierd, and believe me, I have been — even by my mother — it sort of reinforces that feeling of not fitting in anywhere, and that hurts.
For me, the problem isn't being a little different, it's feeling like I don't fit in anywhere. I mean, I don't really have a peer group that I feel like I belong to, partly because, I think, I focus on what makes me different from any particular group. I mean, I ride horses, but I'm too refined to be a cowboy, and too coarse to associate with dressage people. I played sports in school, but I was too intelectual for the jocks, and too "sporty" to associate with the brainiacs. So as far as being called wierd, and believe me, I have been — even by my mother — it sort of reinforces that feeling of not fitting in anywhere, and that hurts.