Hello. I hope the administrators will add my post because I really want to hear the answers to the questions I will ask. I am 17 and I am interested in the opinion of my peers on the following topic: do you think you are different from most people? It is clear that each individual is different in himself and no two people are the same. What I'm asking is, do you think you stand out from the big picture? If, for example, I met you and five other teenagers from your school, would you be the one to impress me the most? (we ignore the fact that everyone is impressed by different things) If, yes with what? Brilliant mind, great sense of humor or even well-groomed hair? What exactly makes you different and special, and maybe weird? Which quality or trait do you value the most and do you think that it has the strongest impact on others? What type of people do you think have the most nowadays? And what makes you stand out and makes you more special than the mass of people your age? I want to clarify that the topic is not negative. On the contrary, I want to know which personal qualities young people attach the most importance to and which they consider to be different.
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Yes, I can say for sure that I am a little different from the others. I'm a little weirder and everyone notices it.
I stand out from the big picture. I will make the biggest impression on you with my nonsense. : D I like to talk about my obsessions. I'm not a genius, but I think I have something in my head. I can't say what I will impress you with, because I don't know you. Most of all I appreciate the fact that I am well-meaning, but I often suffer from it, so it falls away. Nowadays, most people (especially in Bulgaria) are simpletons, rude idiots, repulsive people, especially teenagers. What makes me different is that I have a lot of different interesting things than most - I only like the music from the 80's (Dead Or Alive, Billy Idol, etc.), I love reading books, I don't smoke or drink, I don't go to discos, because I hate them (they are boring). I prefer to sit at home alone (but I'm not alone), read books and listen to music and nothing else. I rarely go out with friends,
Yes, I consider myself different because I'm 16 and I think I'm much older. I am competent in any topic, I can talk about everything, I can state facts all day, and people nowadays are simple and cannot say a word. I also have a different hairstyle, it doesn't occur every day, I think I make an impression.
I'm definitely outcast. I am the type of people who are firmly on the ground and not realistic, pure pessimists. However, what I think sets me apart from most of my sets is my modesty. I grew up in a really difficult environment that taught me a lot of things that most '96 people wouldn't understand. I also have a strange sense of humor - at first I'm silent like a moron, but when I get used to someone ... you can't shut my mouth. I also tolerate a lot of things that most people hate, such as - I support gays, I support gypsies, I support different cultures and styles of music. The only thing I don't tolerate is people with too much self-confidence. Although this may be due to a lack of self-confidence in myself. I don't know if I stand out with these things that at first glance are quite simple or with my shy demeanor. I am a Capricorn and in my opinion, this also makes me somewhat 'special'. Because most Capricorns are quite wise. хД Л.
Let's face it - what does 'different' mean? Because in reality, words like 'normal' and 'different' practically do not exist. Everything is too relative and it is a matter of perspective - who will look differently. For example, we take the comment on number 5 - yes, maybe in Bulgaria people with less mental baggage are more than people with a more solid amount. So what of it? Each in itself is unique and different, not to mention that no one really knows who is more - the "competent" or the "simple". I don't think that people should be divided into such and such, we should act in a team and rely on the individual qualities of each one who pushes the group. Because there is no man without a gift. M13
yes, definitely and actually hate the fact that I'm different ... I've always shunned people and now that I want to fit into a situation I don't know how .. it's awful !!!!
From the author's topic, I draw the question of whether we consider ourselves to be stranger, ostensibly social outsiders who do not respect the stereotypes imposed by the majority. To some extent, I think I'm like that, even though I'm not an outsider, rather a stranger to people I can't learn anything from. I can say for myself that I have a strange sense of humor that not everyone understands. I have a very special way of expressing myself, which I either like very much or I don't like at all. I am interested in absolutely all kinds of things and I am competent in many topics. I am patient, I am stubborn, I really hate and I love. And other things I don't care about writing about.
Well, in my opinion, I'm different, but I'm pretty sure you won't understand this just by meeting me. And it depends on what situation I am in - I have a lot of crazy and less crazy friends. I'm pretty weird - I laugh like crazy at all sorts of nonsense, but I don't pretend to be a muffin or anything. I don't wear make-up, I don't smoke and I don't drink, which contrasts with some of my friends. I am the shoulder to cry on when you are wrong and the person who tells you "I told you!". S.M.
I'm also different from the others in that I feel bigger. At the moment I am 17, but I have the feeling that I am 37 years old .... I think about completely different things, I have other interests unlike my "friends" strongly speaking, but come on. In fact, I don't have any real friends, I've tried to make friends with companies, groups, etc., but it just doesn't work. I can't get involved in some stupid conversation for me, because I just don't know what to say: D
How interesting ... everyone says they are very different from the others ... then who are the same?
I'm an ordinary person.