Fitting in.

I'm a little different from other people as well. Not really bothered me, I maybe socially unacceptable (or even annoying), but I like it. I like not fitting in because I was never meant to fit in. It was never meant to be. People who fit in with most people are really boring imo, they're all the same as each other. Another contributing factor to me not fitting in with most people is because I'm not "fit" or "hot", but merely the "cute, quiet" one. Though don't get me wrong, I fit in with my group of friends pretty well because we all have one thing in common: We don't fit in with the majority.

There is nothing wrong with being different, but there is something wrong with not accepting who you are and changing to fit in.

Same here, I am smart, don't get me wrong, I just don't like acting like I am, though I won't act stupid to prove I'm not smart. Whenever it comes to new people, especially girls, I go really shy, which is odd because I'm usually confident around my friends. Though any new person I meet who I like I usually get to know eventually I become quite close to them, even if I don't fit in with their crowd.

I just tend to not like people.

I don't really go up to people and purposely make friends with them, most of my friends are from school and the ones that aren't are friends of my friends that I have met.

I tend to be friendly around people and I can talk with them, say people from work I talk to them all but bar a couple they are more acquaintances that I wouldn't see outside of work.

I never approach random girls either, if I talk to a girl they usually are a friend of a friend and I've usually had a drink lol.

I'd say don't go out with the aim of making friends because that never really works. You'll tend to meet people randomly because you share a common interest but when you find someone you get along with just make sure you meet up with them, so your friendship can grow, otherwise you'll never make friends with any of them

I make friends very slowly. When I mean slowly, I mean slowly. It could take nearly a year to stop being nervous around new people in a new environment. Or it could take me a month or so. When I went up to secondary school, I was on my own with no one I knew so I had to make friends really quick.

With fitting in, I seem to fit in but I always feel as if I'm the odd ball it doesn't feel right.

My views can be described best in 2 words:

FUCK CONFORMITY.

Kind of not fitting in. Easily get along with the teachers but students..well my commnication level is low. I am a social butterfly if I know the people around me..I just tend to not try to make friends, in the past I have always allowed them to come to me.

My look is emo most of the time, but my appearnace has never affected the outcome of having great friends, if they look past my looks they will accept me for me. I teach a lesson called 'don't judge a book by its cover' just because they will learn that I not as down, gloomy, and destructive as everyone thought.