I'm often mistaken for my friend Dan if he doesn't wear his Black Dog hat, which is understandable considering that we have the same hair color and style, similar glasses, and similar facial structure.
Are you usally taken for something/somebody you are not?
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the second people find out m gay thy no longer take me seriously as a gamer D: but i am SO effin hardcore ive got over a month of hours on oblivion, and am a classic nintendo man its very annoying :/
It's the same with me. I tend to be neutral but people catch a negative vibe from me and therefore decide that I am a negative person.Marter said:
People assume I go to college and have a life and do things a normal person my age should.
They also assume I will be polite and do all that social nicety bullshit.
I don't. And I won't.
They also assume I will be polite and do all that social nicety bullshit.
I don't. And I won't.
There's a lot of misconceptions people have about me. A major one is that often people think I'm a lot angrier than I am, but I get over my anger quickly, even if I have a hard time controlling it. (unfortunately so, hence the misconception.) This means people always expect me to be at the forefront of a debate or whatever, when all I'd rather do is hide. Unfortunately for me this often results in me being drawn in anyway, out of my own perception that if I don't, nobody will.
Stoner, i think its the way i dress and how laid back i always am. Even when I'm mad I am the laid back one. The thing is i don't smoke enough to consider myself a stoner but now that i think about it most of my friends are stoners...
People think I'm 15... nothing wrong with high school sophomores, except that I'm really 20. And for some reason, look like jailbait to people, especially to those men over 70. Apparently, to find me attractive, men either have to be pedophiles or in high school.
Then they are not true Libertarians... I greatly dislike those people who say that they are libertarian and reject everything not libertarian. A libertarian mind respects everything and everyone (In ideology). Personally I'm think of respect as something you earn not something you get.ProfessorLayton said:
Sounds like me.Marter said:
I also was thought to have done drugs for a while, I guess that was assumed from who I hung out with. Now people just think I'm younger than I actually am. I still get ID'd for Lotto tickets, even though I'm 20. *sigh*
People are scared of me. Not scared of bodily harm so much as wonder if they are going to be so verbally assaulted that they'll turn into a gelatinous mass. That's strange, because I'm a rather cordial lady.
I was reading a book in the library once and no less then three people stopped and said something along the lines of, "Come on, girl, smile, you look angry." All I was doing was reading a book, though, granted, I can get an incredibly intense expression when I'm thinking, to the point that onlookers think that I'm furious and about to explode.
Nobody ever talks to me. D:
I was reading a book in the library once and no less then three people stopped and said something along the lines of, "Come on, girl, smile, you look angry." All I was doing was reading a book, though, granted, I can get an incredibly intense expression when I'm thinking, to the point that onlookers think that I'm furious and about to explode.
Nobody ever talks to me. D: