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tacomonkey 360

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Well i am the "weird" kid just because I don't take The crap from conformist "cool" kids
Once Me and friends were sitting at our usual spot when. I hear " you nerds off bench" I say
piss off. Next thing you know I netted us name the "nerd herd" and social resentment. as for you don't let get to yo.
 

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ame.kiri.yuki said:
Agayek said:
berethond said:
1) Good
2) You take South Park seriously? You need help.
When you applied for your religion, did you give up your sense of humor as a membership due?

Learn to take a joke man.
You say "Learn to take a joke," but you mean "Oh no, my oh-so-clever insult stolen shamelessly from a cartoon has been seen through."

You're welcome.
Was more like:

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ame.kiri.yuki

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Agayek said:
ame.kiri.yuki said:
Agayek said:
berethond said:
1) Good
2) You take South Park seriously? You need help.
When you applied for your religion, did you give up your sense of humor as a membership due?

Learn to take a joke man.
You say "Learn to take a joke," but you mean "Oh no, my oh-so-clever insult stolen shamelessly from a cartoon has been seen through."

You're welcome.
Was more like:

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Oh, no, I think anyone with gray matter still alive between their ears got it. It's not as if your humor is terribly complicated, I'm sorry to say.

But I must depart. I apologize in advance for not reading and responding to the stunning reply you'll surely come up with.
 

pyrod

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i dunno my own title of weirdness seems to be based on everyone's assumption that i will kill them. I just happen to be very quiet and try to avoid anyone that doesn't get the workings of my mind. That being said, I do have some things about me that make people think i'm weird suc as sitting like L from death Note and eating thumbtacks. I prefer the way things are though because in the end i know i can rely more on my friends to get what goes on in my head.
 

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ame.kiri.yuki said:
Goldbling said:
Seriously, I don't see a problem with eye color, God gives you what he gives you. I seriously doubt that you live in a town where EVERYONE thinks your a demon, and you just hae to learn to ignore people... Its actually really easy
I agree with this, and will go a step further... their ignorance in calling you a demon/witch/all that stuff for your eye color? Yeah, it's pretty much been matched by your ignorance in grouping every person of that religion together, and neatly filing atheists into another group, with no thought to the idea that there may be different people, like atheists who are ignorant, or people of that religion who are not. No, it's much easier to simply assume they're Group A and Group B with little individuality in either group, at least in regards to how they see your eye color.

Ignorance is no excuse for ignorance.
Thank you. You seem to be the only person in this thread with enough sense to rely on logic rather than bias.

Quite frankly, being weird is cool. It's something unique about you that can strike conversation with some people about and repel others away with (which is a good thing in and of itself because I don't think you'd find it all that pleasant to hang around such judgmental, close-minded people anyway).

It'll be that much more of a blessing when you find some real friends to disregard such shallow nonsense and get to know you as a person before labeling you. Hang in there, dude.
 

Agayek

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ame.kiri.yuki said:
Oh, no, I think anyone with gray matter still alive between their ears got it. It's not as if your humor is terribly complicated, I'm sorry to say.

But I must depart. I apologize in advance for not reading and responding to the stunning reply you'll surely come up with.
Well yea, it wasn't meant to be complicated.

It was a simple jab at a group of people, based on a fairly popular pop culture reference. Then you overreacted and it went from there.
 

Matronadena

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Suiseiseki IRL said:
Are you tired of being the weird person that no one will talk to? Tell your tale and/or thoughts:

I was born with naturally red eyes (genetic defect) yet my right is darker than my left (which is also my worst eye). All my life I have been called a "witch", a "demon", and "the daughter of Satan" by people who saw my eyes. My parents were banned from their church because of this, and they've never forgiven me for it.

This changed (somewhat) in 2004 when I had to get corrective lenses for my left eye which was becoming worse, and contacts were my only option. I wanted to get a different colored iris to hide my left eye so my optometrist decided to make it green since green is the pposite of red on the color spectrum. So I ended up looking like Suiseiseki prior to Rozen Maiden. This was not a problem until I enter high school 3 years ago, and by then a few had seen RM. So then I became the laughing stock of my school.

Now they call me a "nerd" and a cosplayer" and that I dyed my hair brown (which I didn't). My reputation is so trashed at school that no one will talk to me except for my boyfriend will talk to me. I have to keep Clorox wipes in my locker because someone writes "Desu" all over my locker every day. It gets even worse when I get home, where my parents want nothing to do with me.

to be honest.. the high school there sounds more like a elementary school with that level of maturity, when I was younger by highschool really nobody gave a crap... having red eyes would have been considered a " hot commodity" and you really would have had alot of admiration " except those who were perhaps envious that they had no features to stand them apart"

I guess I can only lightly sympathize..though you have all my empathy on it.... When I was 10, the summer before what " in the states" would be 5th grade my breasts started to grow in... buy the Christmas break of that year I was a 32C.. which is the average for many adult women, and here I was a little girl.. and my height shot up to the point that I was a good 3 inches above most of the boys..

because I was tall, blond, ice blue eyes, and athletic, with huge tits " for the age" I was often referred to as an Amazon.. the teasing did not last too long as I was also very violent as a little girl, having been trained as the granddaughter to a very proud chieftain not wanting us to forget our warrior roots.

the year after that my father Temp moved from Scotland, moving us to Nara Japan for several years while he worked on some project " corporate reality/design" and needless to say I stood out like a sore thumb, but I never was teased so much as other girls poking my boobs all the time to make sure they were real..( no not in a paya paya sorta way you pervs)

once the teens hit though I was seen as nothing more than a sex object... which sorta upset me as I was focused strictly on my studies...which worked, I graduated and attended Uni at the age of 16. At that point any stand alone attention came because I was " so young"

closest thing I can say now to being the " odd one" is more or less due to my mixture of cultures...

half my house and traditional wardrobe is VERY Scottish...many rooms have a " highland cottage feel"
other half of my house is VERY japanese, with the tatami floor, shoji walls, My room has a tatami/futon bed still,,,,and I have one room that strictly a Zendo.

so I admit I get odd looks when out in my " monk" attire of Samu ( or yukata/hakama ) kesa/rakusu, rika tabi....but thats typically only when Im teaching at a Zen center, or addressing a sitting group.

Suiseiseki chan ganbatte ne...goshinpai ima naku :)
 

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I am double jointed, socially inept, and I control the right side of my body with my right brain, resulting in generally poor gross physical coordination. It actually worked for me being a weirdo, only I didn't realize it until it was way too late.
 

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Yo Suiseiseki, if its any consultation, the inside of the pastor's Bible(and vast majorly of the congregation) has seen less light than a rock at the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

This from a bible college student.

My weird thing is that one weekend I ate nothing but hot dogs. They were getting old and I didn't have the meal credits at the cafeteria to last the weekend, so I thought id make do with the Oscar Myer and eat a ton of greens later. The following Monday in the caff my dorm mates ribbed me for it, saying that I was now Hot Dog Man. The story was them given to hyperbole as people asked how I could stand hot dogs for a week, then a month. If it wasnt for the dorm closure, it would have become a full semester.

Right now I'm working on a new weird identity: the mad voter. I am not only the one who voted for Obama, but I voted for him KNOWING that Obama is the Anti Christ and has come to take all our bibles and burn us Christians with them at the stakes while playing the Gay America Anthem (I describe it as the Top Gun Anthem but at a higher pitch). I continue my little sphiel by saying that I did this so I can live out my run and gun fantasy wearing a certain orange hazmat suit and a wicked beard.

Its a great thing to bring up when politics becomes the topic of conversation in my circles, especially when the home schooled freshmen raised on a diet of Rush Limbaugh and Hannity decide to get a little cheeky. You shoulda seen the last one; wide eyed and scared for my soul, he seriously thought I would confront America's finest with a crow bar when fighting for my right to kiss a virgin girl.

Man, I thank my mom for exposing me to the classics.
 

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I have a physical defect that nobody notices/knows about except the doctor and parents, really (and now you guys I suppose): my chest is sunken in. It looks pretty weird. Then again, I was also born three months premature and am younger than most of my friends (but taller) so I'm a bit weird overall. I also have lots of weird emotional/mood/relation bits:

I frequently get extremely depressed to the point of tears. My mood rarely, if ever, rises above "neutral---stuff hasn't become crappy yet today, thank god".
My relations with girls consist of me looking at them and them not noticing me. Suits me fine for now.
I often have daydreams of shooting people or killing people or people dying violently. Usually, people I know. It's disturbing.

I manage to dissemble all of this from my friends and maintain an appearance of happiness and contentment. Really, all I want is solitude and mental stimulation. Nobody understands that. So I don't let them know.
 

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Its funny how the people with a legitimate reason to be different (I.E. They can't help it, always get the short end of the stick.) get picked on so much, its not like your a burden on society in the least bit. If you were... In my opinion its the strong weeding out the weak.. but this is not the case. Take this for example:

I live in the armpit of the Inland Empire, CA. I.E. Perris... not very many white people. Now, all during Elementary and Middle School I was pretty much the outcast, I stuck to the other freaky white people (I should mention, I'm skinny as hell, had a bad complexion at the time, and no self-esteem) I couldn't really sit with the big groups because I didn't know how to handle aggression towards me, I was "weak" to them, so I thought I really was... Now, I was transferred to a pre-dominantly white high school, didn't stop there... I wore glasses about this time, BAM another one... and perpetuated my stereotype by wearing button up shirts... Finally senior year rolls around. This time, I follow the path of my brother, switching to the extravagant metalhead look. Life got better, though I was shit-talked by the "normal" people, I embraced the ridicule of being different. Learn to roll with it, it gives you fuel to do better then everyone else. Four years down the road when your living the high life and they're still working at McD's to pay for the next round of J.C. because they failed their last semester... too busy being "cool"... then you can laugh to yourself...

Adapt and overcome.

That's what I did. I love who I am now. Leaps and bounds better then I was when I let the ridicule bother me.
 

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In my school, the kids call me "cheese". Do not ask me why, I have NO clue where it came from. I came to school one day and everybody was saying "What's up cheese?" or "See you later, cheese." Everybody calls my friends "milk" or "butter" now. Why does everybody in my school have weird fetishes for dairy products? I mean, I am not the weird one here. Everybody in my school is odd.
 

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Spleenbag said:
I have a physical defect that nobody notices/knows about except the doctor and parents, really (and now you guys I suppose): my chest is sunken in. It looks pretty weird. Then again, I was also born three months premature and am younger than most of my friends (but taller) so I'm a bit weird overall. I also have lots of weird emotional/mood/relation bits:

I frequently get extremely depressed to the point of tears. My mood rarely, if ever, rises above "neutral---stuff hasn't become crappy yet today, thank god".
My relations with girls consist of me looking at them and them not noticing me. Suits me fine for now.
I often have daydreams of shooting people or killing people or people dying violently. Usually, people I know. It's disturbing.

I manage to dissemble all of this from my friends and maintain an appearance of happiness and contentment. Really, all I want is solitude and mental stimulation. Nobody understands that. So I don't let them know.
At least Jesus loves you.

Don't shoot me.

Also, I'm having difficulty buying this red eyes stuff.

Theres like, 20 documented cases. And everything just seems kind of...dubious. Like a harmless troll.

Listen, I'm sorry, but your parents locking you in a room with a computer, a microwave, a fridge, but no camera? Them hating you for you getting them kicked out a cult?

C'mon, you don't take us for fools do you?
 

Cairo

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Are you sure that's a birthmark? It's often a form of heterochromia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heterochromia].
Well, thank you for terrifying me. Well, not terrified, but...
Anyway, I guess I have heterochromia iridum and central heterochromia. Thanks for bringing this to my attention, as I tend to not give it much thought.
 

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Suiseiseki IRL said:
Are you tired of being the weird person that no one will talk to? Tell your tale and/or thoughts:

I was born with naturally red eyes (genetic defect) yet my right is darker than my left (which is also my worst eye). All my life I have been called a "witch", a "demon", and "the daughter of Satan" by people who saw my eyes. My parents were banned from their church because of this, and they've never forgiven me for it.

This changed (somewhat) in 2004 when I had to get corrective lenses for my left eye which was becoming worse, and contacts were my only option. I wanted to get a different colored iris to hide my left eye so my optometrist decided to make it green since green is the pposite of red on the color spectrum. So I ended up looking like Suiseiseki prior to Rozen Maiden. This was not a problem until I enter high school 3 years ago, and by then a few had seen RM. So then I became the laughing stock of my school.

Now they call me a "nerd" and a cosplayer" and that I dyed my hair brown (which I didn't). My reputation is so trashed at school that no one will talk to me except for my boyfriend will talk to me. I have to keep Clorox wipes in my locker because someone writes "Desu" all over my locker every day. It gets even worse when I get home, where my parents want nothing to do with me.
Fuck everyone in your town who has treated you like a demon. If it weren't for religion the entire world would be much more advanced scientifically and otherwiOH. GOD. HE. SAID. IT. Relax and think about the people in her town as compared to those in, say, the Inquisition before you flame.

That aside, would you kindly maybe post a picture of your red eyes? That has got to be the rarest human color (15-20 documented cases worldwide?) and I want to see it and marvel before I die (I study Genetics and Evolutionary Biology).

In time you will learn to accept and enjoy the things that make you different (read: beautiful).

EDIT: I just thought of something. Could you have albinism of some kind?
 

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I have a central Heterochromia...my eyes are ice blue, but I have a gold starburst around the pupal...even if my eyes shift to a stormy grey, or even almost a green depending on the mood, the gold never changes.
 

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Suiseiseki IRL said:
Bored Tomatoe said:
All because of Eye color? That really sucks dude. Meh, people are stupid, what are you gonna do? I would take red eyes over my boring 'ol brown ones any day.
What would you rather be:

A supposed cosplaying nerd, or a red-eyed demon child. (put some serious thought into it)
I'd rather be the latter, just to watch the religious nuts squeal!
But that's just me, I never took the whole "Devil child" thing seriously.

I hate being the weird kid in my school. I have long hair, but it gets really frizzy, and I can never keep ut straightened, so it looks like I just snorted ten pounds of coke. On top of that, I'm hyperactive, and have ADHD, so pile those things on.
I'm also extremely skinny, so people keep on ridiculing me about it, that is 'till they hit their 30's and they wind up to be fat lardasses, and i'm still thin.
I'm also probably the smartest in my classes (excluding math), and my school has a uniform policy, to where I have to tuck in my shirt, so people ALSO call me a nerd and a geek.
There are several things I can go on about to add up to my "Crackhead" nickname, such as I get startled very easily, but i'm gonna give it a rest..

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I wish humanity would drop dead..
 

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Suiseiseki IRL said:
Bored Tomatoe said:
All because of Eye color? That really sucks dude. Meh, people are stupid, what are you gonna do? I would take red eyes over my boring 'ol brown ones any day.
What would you rather be:

A supposed cosplaying nerd, or a red-eyed demon child. (put some serious thought into it)
demon child all the way, but then im an atheist with a rather malicious sense of humour.
chug a bottle of ipecac then walk into church barf everywhere then hit the deck spazzing out and ranting in 'tongues'. sure you'll probably have a witch hunt after you but i bet it'll be worth it for the look on the bible bashers faces ;)

Matronadena said:
I have a central Heterochromia...my eyes are ice blue, but I have a gold starburst around the pupal...even if my eyes shift to a stormy grey, or even almost a green depending on the mood, the gold never changes.
hah, i have the same! blue-gray with orangey gold kinda colour round the pupil.
 

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SJCrew said:
Quite frankly, being weird is cool. It's something unique about you that can strike conversation with some people about and repel others away with (which is a good thing in and of itself because I don't think you'd find it all that pleasant to hang around such judgmental, close-minded people anyway).

It'll be that much more of a blessing when you find some real friends to disregard such shallow nonsense and get to know you as a person before labeling you. Hang in there, dude.
To be honest not all physical abnormality's are something to be thankful for or are "cool" for example I have overactive sweat glands. So when I do sport (and i am fairly fit) I often sweat a lot so of course you can see what sort of idea people get about me.

Although thankfully I do have many friends who don't care about it, it's mainly all of the "cool" air headed dicks that make a big deal out of it, and that I can live with.