| | Before Gmail Chat came around (where it automatically saves AIM conversations to a folder), I used to save interesting conversations by emailing them to myself.
I went through them and wow. I can't believe that I talked like that... I sounded so pathetic... esp this one part.. Something happened, and I went to some people I knew to try to figure it out. This is what they said
xanpredator91: ok let me tell you this xanpredator91: there were no so called rules xanpredator91: He's just going through a phase where hes giving up on some friends xanpredator91: he probably thinks youre "old" now xanpredator91: and different xanpredator91: and to him, dorky/nerdy xanpredator91: he thinks you are different
and
pEarLy: I think he just made new friends but he doesn't want to lose them pEarLy: so he went the wrong way by treating YOU differently pEarLy: he cares about his appearance now
(related to my With entry) When I was 14 a friend just cut me off. That person never told me why, he just started to completely ignore me. I sort of guessed why though. It was especially rough on me though because during that time because I had no other friends but him and felt misunderstood by everyone else. BTW this didn't happen at school; it was at my (big) church. So basically the only person that understood me (at least, I thought) cut me off. Five years later here I am. I'm healed from this and still working on my social skills.
Thing is, they were right. I did act "different" ... as in weird. (the bad kind, assuming from people's looks)
But the question I had when I read these AIM convos is... would it have mattered if I wasn't weird looking as well??? I feel like he/people would have accepted the weirdness/differentness maybe if I had been prettier. It's okay to be weird, as long as you're not weird looking as well, because that's just too much right. Sometimes I wonder that... if prettier people are "different," people see it as 'strong individuality' and good stuff... but the same rules don't apply in the other case.
Ohmygod, I'm almost 20 and I'm writing/thinking like a 14 year old.
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