What the hell is your problem?

[TheStickman]

Furry to an extent.
Also i really wish i could send people to prison for annoying me in english or some other class, acting like there's some terrible thing about reading books for fun.

There's only one person in my English class that likes to read for fun, if you don't count the girls (I'm not Twilight doesn't count to me)

Are you kidding I love to read for fun...in fact I am reading a book right now while I am waiting for people to post on this thread....I love this thread.

What I meant was that he is the only OTHER person that actually likes to read besides me, sorry for the not typing that part.

 

[WhiteRat07]

I hardly ever wash my hands.

 

[Razavn]

Furry to an extent.
Also i really wish i could send people to prison for annoying me in english or some other class, acting like there's some terrible thing about reading books for fun.

There's only one person in my English class that likes to read for fun, if you don't count the girls (I'm not Twilight doesn't count to me)

Are you kidding I love to read for fun...in fact I am reading a book right now while I am waiting for people to post on this thread....I love this thread.

What I meant was that he is the only OTHER person that actually likes to read besides me, sorry for the not typing that part.

No problem...between my sister and I we have 3 bookcases of books that we read for fun...I will read anything except some Saddle Club books that my sister has...

For all you internet users out there they are horse books....not anything else...

 

[Death on Trapezoids]

holey smokes, this is a long post. longest I have seen yet.

I, I am an introvert. And some of my family insist on making regular visits.
I think, "why, why would I spend more than a few days of my year talking to an socializing with people I barely know, have no common grounds with, and generally cannot relate to?"
It's just like, WTF, y'know?

EDIT: and I just can't stand religous fanatics. Not regular religious people, but the people who are like "Katrina and the bad economy are god's punishment for tolerating gays, and I will totally push for creationist stuff to be put in science text books, and you will burn in hell for all of eternity because you do not believe". I mean, I understand that you have the right to believe what you want to, but when you attempt to force that on others and remove their choice of belief, that's just wrong.

 

[GreyWolf257]

Escapists, it's time again to use that beautiful little thing called "Internet Anonymity" the way it was supposed to be used. As you might guess, this topic is about things about you that make people say "What the hell?"

Here is my example:
I find most kinds of animated pornography to be hilarious. I busted a nut watching The Ultimate Orgy, and some people find that offensive, but I really don't care (Thanks Internet Anonymity!)

EDIT: Do not be afraid! Nobody cares what kind of freak you are, so just speak your mind, the worse the better. You're a pedophile? Speak your mind you sick bastard! You're a furry? Type all of your yiffy thoughts in the post box!

EDIT2: Don't worry about going off-topic. That just makes this thread all the more entertaining!

So what about you? What is something about you that makes other people say "What the hell?"

Ok fine, i shall admit, i enjoy (or used to anyway) watching highly weird and gross anime porn and also cartoon porn of sorts (never again, they stop you watching The Simpsons in the same way not to mention many others).

Oh, God! That ruined so many cartoons for me! It really makes me wonder who makes those things. I have actually walked past peoples houses and thought "I wonder if someone is drawing Spongebob porn in there?" It made me paranoid for about two days.

 

[GreyWolf257]

Furry to an extent.
Also i really wish i could send people to prison for annoying me in english or some other class, acting like there's some terrible thing about reading books for fun.

There's only one person in my English class that likes to read for fun, if you don't count the girls (I'm not Twilight doesn't count to me)

Are you kidding I love to read for fun...in fact I am reading a book right now while I am waiting for people to post on this thread....I love this thread.

This thread loves you too. Always remember that.

I hereby bestow upon you the title of "Master of the Thread." Use it wisely. With great power comes great responsibility.

 

[Razavn]

Furry to an extent.
Also i really wish i could send people to prison for annoying me in english or some other class, acting like there's some terrible thing about reading books for fun.

There's only one person in my English class that likes to read for fun, if you don't count the girls (I'm not Twilight doesn't count to me)

Are you kidding I love to read for fun...in fact I am reading a book right now while I am waiting for people to post on this thread....I love this thread.

This thread loves you too. Always remember that.

I hereby bestow upon you the title of "Master of the Thread." Use it wisely. With great power comes great responsibility.

HAHA! I am still new to this website but I will use my newfound powers for good....after all with great power comes great current times resistance squared...ok I think I may be a nerd...

 

[Razavn]

Escapists, it's time again to use that beautiful little thing called "Internet Anonymity" the way it was supposed to be used. As you might guess, this topic is about things about you that make people say "What the hell?"

Here is my example:
I find most kinds of animated pornography to be hilarious. I busted a nut watching The Ultimate Orgy, and some people find that offensive, but I really don't care (Thanks Internet Anonymity!)

EDIT: Do not be afraid! Nobody cares what kind of freak you are, so just speak your mind, the worse the better. You're a pedophile? Speak your mind you sick bastard! You're a furry? Type all of your yiffy thoughts in the post box!

EDIT2: Don't worry about going off-topic. That just makes this thread all the more entertaining!

So what about you? What is something about you that makes other people say "What the hell?"

Ok fine, i shall admit, i enjoy (or used to anyway) watching highly weird and gross anime porn and also cartoon porn of sorts (never again, they stop you watching The Simpsons in the same way not to mention many others).

Oh, God! That ruined so many cartoons for me! It really makes me wonder who makes those things. I have actually walked past peoples houses and thought "I wonder if someone is drawing Spongebob porn in there?" It made me paranoid for about two days.

Same here...and I have friends who are very artsy (I am not) and it makes me wonder if they will ever do anything like that later in their life/career....it is wierd...

 

[Razavn]

holey smokes, this is a long post. longest I have seen yet.

I, I am an introvert. And some of my family insist on making regular visits.
I think, "why, why would I spend more than a few days of my year talking to an socializing with people I barely know, have no common grounds with, and generally cannot relate to?"
It's just like, WTF, y'know?

EDIT: and I just can't stand religous fanatics. Not regular religious people, but the people who are like "Katrina and the bad economy are god's punishment for tolerating gays, and I will totally push for creationist stuff to be put in science text books, and you will burn in hell for all of eternity because you do not believe". I mean, I understand that you have the right to believe what you want to, but when you attempt to force that on others and remove their choice of belief, that's just wrong.

Your opinion on religion is the same as mine...one thing though...why do you have anything against teaching intelligent design in schools along with evolution? They are both theories and neither has been proved so presenting both with their corresponding arguments would be better for students than saying that one is a "law" even though they are just unconfirmed hypothesis/theories. It would allow students to make up their own mind as opposed to forcing the material down the student's throat.

Edit: I suppose I shouldn't have triple posted....I hope I don't get in trouble for that.

 

[President Moocow]

holey smokes, this is a long post. longest I have seen yet.

I, I am an introvert. And some of my family insist on making regular visits.
I think, "why, why would I spend more than a few days of my year talking to an socializing with people I barely know, have no common grounds with, and generally cannot relate to?"
It's just like, WTF, y'know?

"Because they are family" is what someone would probably answer. I'll go the extra mile by saying you can't automatically assume that you don't have common grounds with someone, the only way to know for sure is to spend time with that person and find out. The reason you probably don't feel you can relate to them is BECAUSE you hardly know them. Your self-rationalization for your behavior is irrational.

Furthermore, introvert does NOT mean someone who is a loner (or at least it doesn't in Carl Jung's definition of the word). That's one of the biggest misconceptions ever and you can't dismiss loners (who may have some psychological issues) as simply "acting the way they do because they're introverts". Introverts are people who lose energy as they interact with people (and often need to be alone to "recharge") whilst extroverts are people who gain energy as they interact with people. Plenty of extroverts can be anti-social, plenty of introverts can be the center of the party (introverts are often the people who are extremely talkative RIGHT as the party starts and fade over the course of the evening). Don't use "well I'm introverted" as an excuse not to socialize; human beings are social creatures by nature.

 

[Razavn]

holey smokes, this is a long post. longest I have seen yet.

I, I am an introvert. And some of my family insist on making regular visits.
I think, "why, why would I spend more than a few days of my year talking to an socializing with people I barely know, have no common grounds with, and generally cannot relate to?"
It's just like, WTF, y'know?

"Because they are family" is what someone would probably answer. I'll go the extra mile by saying you can't automatically assume that you don't have common grounds with someone, the only way to know for sure is to spend time with that person and find out. The reason you probably don't feel you can relate to them is BECAUSE you hardly know them. Your self-rationalization for your behavior is irrational.

Furthermore, introvert does NOT mean someone who is a loner (or at least it doesn't in Carl Jung's definition of the word). That's one of the biggest misconceptions ever and you can't dismiss loners (who may have some psychological issues) as simply "acting the way they do because they're introverts". Introverts are people who lose energy as they interact with people (and often need to be alone to "recharge") whilst extroverts are people who gain energy as they interact with people. Plenty of extroverts can be anti-social, plenty of introverts can be the center of the party (introverts are often the people who are extremely talkative RIGHT as the party starts and fade over the course of the evening). Don't use "well I'm introverted" as an excuse not to socialize; human beings are social creatures by nature.

That is quite interesting...I guess I am an anti-social introvert as I can only go to parties for about 1hr. until I feel like leaving....it doesn't even matter to me if the party/dance would go all night...I just want my sis. to bring me back home so I can read/play v. games/do homework.

 

[President Moocow]

holey smokes, this is a long post. longest I have seen yet.

I, I am an introvert. And some of my family insist on making regular visits.
I think, "why, why would I spend more than a few days of my year talking to an socializing with people I barely know, have no common grounds with, and generally cannot relate to?"
It's just like, WTF, y'know?

"Because they are family" is what someone would probably answer. I'll go the extra mile by saying you can't automatically assume that you don't have common grounds with someone, the only way to know for sure is to spend time with that person and find out. The reason you probably don't feel you can relate to them is BECAUSE you hardly know them. Your self-rationalization for your behavior is irrational.

Furthermore, introvert does NOT mean someone who is a loner (or at least it doesn't in Carl Jung's definition of the word). That's one of the biggest misconceptions ever and you can't dismiss loners (who may have some psychological issues) as simply "acting the way they do because they're introverts". Introverts are people who lose energy as they interact with people (and often need to be alone to "recharge") whilst extroverts are people who gain energy as they interact with people. Plenty of extroverts can be anti-social, plenty of introverts can be the center of the party (introverts are often the people who are extremely talkative RIGHT as the party starts and fade over the course of the evening). Don't use "well I'm introverted" as an excuse not to socialize; human beings are social creatures by nature.

That is quite interesting...I guess I am an anti-social introvert as I can only go to parties for about 1hr. until I feel like leaving....it doesn't even matter to me if the party/dance would go all night...I just want my sis. to bring me back home so I can read/play v. games/do homework.

Much better! It can be useful to know your energy tends to work and choose activities that favor it. For example, have you ever been to a "lounge" type bar? They're very different from high-energy parties. Very soothing and relaxing atmosphere. If you don't like the high-energy parties I'd recommend you check them out. There are tons of social activities that cater to more introverted people.

It's also helpful to understand how you feel. Like for me, I'm extroverted, so I initially don't really feel like involving myself in any activity (already tired), but I know that once it gets going, I'm going to have fun so I force myself to go anyways. I wouldn't be able to predict how feel but I've heard from some of my friends just need some time alone to "recharge" before going back out again.

 

[Razavn]

holey smokes, this is a long post. longest I have seen yet.

I, I am an introvert. And some of my family insist on making regular visits.
I think, "why, why would I spend more than a few days of my year talking to an socializing with people I barely know, have no common grounds with, and generally cannot relate to?"
It's just like, WTF, y'know?

"Because they are family" is what someone would probably answer. I'll go the extra mile by saying you can't automatically assume that you don't have common grounds with someone, the only way to know for sure is to spend time with that person and find out. The reason you probably don't feel you can relate to them is BECAUSE you hardly know them. Your self-rationalization for your behavior is irrational.

Furthermore, introvert does NOT mean someone who is a loner (or at least it doesn't in Carl Jung's definition of the word). That's one of the biggest misconceptions ever and you can't dismiss loners (who may have some psychological issues) as simply "acting the way they do because they're introverts". Introverts are people who lose energy as they interact with people (and often need to be alone to "recharge") whilst extroverts are people who gain energy as they interact with people. Plenty of extroverts can be anti-social, plenty of introverts can be the center of the party (introverts are often the people who are extremely talkative RIGHT as the party starts and fade over the course of the evening). Don't use "well I'm introverted" as an excuse not to socialize; human beings are social creatures by nature.

That is quite interesting...I guess I am an anti-social introvert as I can only go to parties for about 1hr. until I feel like leaving....it doesn't even matter to me if the party/dance would go all night...I just want my sis. to bring me back home so I can read/play v. games/do homework.

Much better! It can be useful to know your energy tends to work and choose activities that favor it. For example, have you ever been to a "lounge" type bar? They're very different from high-energy parties. Very soothing and relaxing atmosphere. If you don't like the high-energy parties I'd recommend you check them out. There are tons of social activities that cater to more introverted people.

It's also helpful to understand how you feel. Like for me, I'm extroverted, so I initially don't really feel like involving myself in any activity (already tired), but I know that once it gets going, I'm going to have fun so I force myself to go anyways. I wouldn't be able to predict how feel but I've heard from some of my friends just need some time alone to "recharge" before going back out again.

I am not old enough yet to go to any type of bar (not for 5 years at least) and I have a liver condition anyways so at most I would be going just to see what it is. I tend to not want to go to activities anyways but if I do go, I want to leave after an hour as I can't stand it anymore....I really don't like it...I really can't explain it either.

 

[President Moocow]

holey smokes, this is a long post. longest I have seen yet.

I, I am an introvert. And some of my family insist on making regular visits.
I think, "why, why would I spend more than a few days of my year talking to an socializing with people I barely know, have no common grounds with, and generally cannot relate to?"
It's just like, WTF, y'know?

"Because they are family" is what someone would probably answer. I'll go the extra mile by saying you can't automatically assume that you don't have common grounds with someone, the only way to know for sure is to spend time with that person and find out. The reason you probably don't feel you can relate to them is BECAUSE you hardly know them. Your self-rationalization for your behavior is irrational.

Furthermore, introvert does NOT mean someone who is a loner (or at least it doesn't in Carl Jung's definition of the word). That's one of the biggest misconceptions ever and you can't dismiss loners (who may have some psychological issues) as simply "acting the way they do because they're introverts". Introverts are people who lose energy as they interact with people (and often need to be alone to "recharge") whilst extroverts are people who gain energy as they interact with people. Plenty of extroverts can be anti-social, plenty of introverts can be the center of the party (introverts are often the people who are extremely talkative RIGHT as the party starts and fade over the course of the evening). Don't use "well I'm introverted" as an excuse not to socialize; human beings are social creatures by nature.

That is quite interesting...I guess I am an anti-social introvert as I can only go to parties for about 1hr. until I feel like leaving....it doesn't even matter to me if the party/dance would go all night...I just want my sis. to bring me back home so I can read/play v. games/do homework.

Much better! It can be useful to know your energy tends to work and choose activities that favor it. For example, have you ever been to a "lounge" type bar? They're very different from high-energy parties. Very soothing and relaxing atmosphere. If you don't like the high-energy parties I'd recommend you check them out. There are tons of social activities that cater to more introverted people.

It's also helpful to understand how you feel. Like for me, I'm extroverted, so I initially don't really feel like involving myself in any activity (already tired), but I know that once it gets going, I'm going to have fun so I force myself to go anyways. I wouldn't be able to predict how feel but I've heard from some of my friends just need some time alone to "recharge" before going back out again.

I am not old enough yet to go to any type of bar (not for 5 years at least) and I have a liver condition anyways so at most I would be going just to see what it is. I tend to not want to go to activities anyways but if I do go, I want to leave after an hour as I can't stand it anymore....I really don't like it...I really can't explain it either.

That's a bit concerning. It's not normal (even for timid folks) to dislike ANY activity in general. Have you talked to about this? Does this happen to ANY given activity? Do you notice any sort of pattern (like only physical activities)? Have you tried a broad spectrum of stuff?

 

[Razavn]

If I'm angry at someone, I imagine killing them in the most gruesome way possible.

I also daydream a lot when I'm bored.

Yes, I'm normal...

I actually do this quite a lot as well...the first part...it helps me get to sleep at night after an agrravating day. I really think I screwed up that emoticon.

Edit: I am also slightly technoretarded....

 

[Razavn]

holey smokes, this is a long post. longest I have seen yet.

I, I am an introvert. And some of my family insist on making regular visits.
I think, "why, why would I spend more than a few days of my year talking to an socializing with people I barely know, have no common grounds with, and generally cannot relate to?"
It's just like, WTF, y'know?

"Because they are family" is what someone would probably answer. I'll go the extra mile by saying you can't automatically assume that you don't have common grounds with someone, the only way to know for sure is to spend time with that person and find out. The reason you probably don't feel you can relate to them is BECAUSE you hardly know them. Your self-rationalization for your behavior is irrational.

Furthermore, introvert does NOT mean someone who is a loner (or at least it doesn't in Carl Jung's definition of the word). That's one of the biggest misconceptions ever and you can't dismiss loners (who may have some psychological issues) as simply "acting the way they do because they're introverts". Introverts are people who lose energy as they interact with people (and often need to be alone to "recharge") whilst extroverts are people who gain energy as they interact with people. Plenty of extroverts can be anti-social, plenty of introverts can be the center of the party (introverts are often the people who are extremely talkative RIGHT as the party starts and fade over the course of the evening). Don't use "well I'm introverted" as an excuse not to socialize; human beings are social creatures by nature.

That is quite interesting...I guess I am an anti-social introvert as I can only go to parties for about 1hr. until I feel like leaving....it doesn't even matter to me if the party/dance would go all night...I just want my sis. to bring me back home so I can read/play v. games/do homework.

Much better! It can be useful to know your energy tends to work and choose activities that favor it. For example, have you ever been to a "lounge" type bar? They're very different from high-energy parties. Very soothing and relaxing atmosphere. If you don't like the high-energy parties I'd recommend you check them out. There are tons of social activities that cater to more introverted people.

It's also helpful to understand how you feel. Like for me, I'm extroverted, so I initially don't really feel like involving myself in any activity (already tired), but I know that once it gets going, I'm going to have fun so I force myself to go anyways. I wouldn't be able to predict how feel but I've heard from some of my friends just need some time alone to "recharge" before going back out again.

I am not old enough yet to go to any type of bar (not for 5 years at least and I have a liver condition anyways so at most I would be going just to see what it is. I tend to not want to go to activities anyways but if I do go, I want to leave after an hour as I can't stand it anymore....I really don't like it...I really can't explain it either.

That's a bit concerning. It's not normal (even for timid folks) to dislike ANY activity in general. Have you talked to about this? Does this happen to ANY given activity? Do you notice any sort of pattern (like only physical activities)? Have you tried a broad spectrum of stuff?

Well I am in Boy Scouts and college (though I dislike Boy Scouts) but I would much rather sit home and read than to go out with friends or something...and no I haven't spoken to a shrink as I don't believe it to be a serious problem. I don't have very many friends but that is due to the fact that I don't talk to many people....not anything inherently wrong (I hope)

Also I am 16, in college, and I have never had a girlfriend as I am too shy to ask one out...oh and the fact that they are all older than me may have something to due with it...I am going to wait until I am a junior before I ask the incoming freshmen out...

Oh and I have a thing about ellipses...

 

[IrrelevantTangent]

I feel sorry for the world's furry population, does that count?

And I like to read for fun, among other things.

 

[Razavn]

I feel sorry for the world's furry population, does that count?

And I like to read for fun, among other things.

I believe it is the same as any other fetish...although I must admit it is unobtainable...

Hey...I like to read for fun as well...I would be reading right now if not for being at college waiting for class to start (I have an hour).

 

[President Moocow]

holey smokes, this is a long post. longest I have seen yet.

I, I am an introvert. And some of my family insist on making regular visits.
I think, "why, why would I spend more than a few days of my year talking to an socializing with people I barely know, have no common grounds with, and generally cannot relate to?"
It's just like, WTF, y'know?

"Because they are family" is what someone would probably answer. I'll go the extra mile by saying you can't automatically assume that you don't have common grounds with someone, the only way to know for sure is to spend time with that person and find out. The reason you probably don't feel you can relate to them is BECAUSE you hardly know them. Your self-rationalization for your behavior is irrational.

Furthermore, introvert does NOT mean someone who is a loner (or at least it doesn't in Carl Jung's definition of the word). That's one of the biggest misconceptions ever and you can't dismiss loners (who may have some psychological issues) as simply "acting the way they do because they're introverts". Introverts are people who lose energy as they interact with people (and often need to be alone to "recharge") whilst extroverts are people who gain energy as they interact with people. Plenty of extroverts can be anti-social, plenty of introverts can be the center of the party (introverts are often the people who are extremely talkative RIGHT as the party starts and fade over the course of the evening). Don't use "well I'm introverted" as an excuse not to socialize; human beings are social creatures by nature.

That is quite interesting...I guess I am an anti-social introvert as I can only go to parties for about 1hr. until I feel like leaving....it doesn't even matter to me if the party/dance would go all night...I just want my sis. to bring me back home so I can read/play v. games/do homework.

Much better! It can be useful to know your energy tends to work and choose activities that favor it. For example, have you ever been to a "lounge" type bar? They're very different from high-energy parties. Very soothing and relaxing atmosphere. If you don't like the high-energy parties I'd recommend you check them out. There are tons of social activities that cater to more introverted people.

It's also helpful to understand how you feel. Like for me, I'm extroverted, so I initially don't really feel like involving myself in any activity (already tired), but I know that once it gets going, I'm going to have fun so I force myself to go anyways. I wouldn't be able to predict how feel but I've heard from some of my friends just need some time alone to "recharge" before going back out again.

I am not old enough yet to go to any type of bar (not for 5 years at least and I have a liver condition anyways so at most I would be going just to see what it is. I tend to not want to go to activities anyways but if I do go, I want to leave after an hour as I can't stand it anymore....I really don't like it...I really can't explain it either.

That's a bit concerning. It's not normal (even for timid folks) to dislike ANY activity in general. Have you talked to about this? Does this happen to ANY given activity? Do you notice any sort of pattern (like only physical activities)? Have you tried a broad spectrum of stuff?

Well I am in Boy Scouts and college (though I dislike Boy Scouts) but I would much rather sit home and read than to go out with friends or something...and no I haven't spoken to a shrink as I don't believe it to be a serious problem. I don't have very many friends but that is due to the fact that I don't talk to many people....not anything inherently wrong (I hope)

Also I am 16, in college, and I have never had a girlfriend as I am too shy to ask one out...oh and the fact that they are all older than me may have something to due with it...I am going to wait until I am a junior before I ask the incoming freshmen out...

Oh and I have a thing about ellipses...

Holy shit, college at 16? That's pretty fucking impressive, although I'm sure that's left you feeling disconnected from others, or made it difficult to relate to people. As for girls, it's 100% normal to be shy around girls. Once you grow more mature and confident that will change (NOBODY starts out as confident, it's a skill people develop albeit at different rates).

Honestly, if you feel good then you're fine. Generally, if you feel strong emotions or vastly abnormal behavior, then it's a good time to seek professional psychologists. Otherwise, you can just ask friends, family or people around you about stuff like not liking any activity after 1 hour. Maybe they can shed light. (When it comes to general behavior/social stuff, I find that there's tremendous power in simply asking people).

 

[PhunkyPhazon]

Oh jeez, do I really want to do this? Even with anonymity I feel hesitant...ah screw it, this is the first time I've said this in a forum that has nothing to do with the subject:

I'm totally a closet voreaphile, and I love it. Most people fap to women with big breasts, I fap to them getting swallowed whole. Why? I don't know, and I'm not sure I want to. I just do.