My Stereotypes

I first found out I was different in about 4th grade, when people were always following the stars of the classroom. Not because they were intelligent or something (not to say they weren’t completely dumb), but just because they were supposedly what you call “cool”. And trust me, I have fallen victim before, I have just come to my senses and gotten back up before others.

These praised idols are incredibly influencing. They have this way of charming people and then putting them in chains like dogs without them even realizing. And I do realize I am a complicated person, but I think this is because I realize and notice things that other people don’t. Which is probably one of the reasons I don’t hang out and socialize with people much, because I see no interest in communicating with fake people. So as a result, leaving me to be that strange loner. Not that I think it is a problem, I am quite fine by myself, I do believe. I also think it is actually very amusing when people expect you to go along with them and you don’t, it’s almost as if they’ve never been opposed. It’s truly sad because it’s people who act like that, that never really achieve anything.
But as Socrates said “Some people put walls up not to keep people out, but to see who cares enough to knock them down.” I think if the person is not even willing to get to know you, they won’t ever really become your friend. I mean there is no point in trying to keep someone who doesn't care if they lose you. And I have tried to befriend people but, we talk, we laugh, and then it collapses. Why does it collapse? They start to follow the example of others, they hang with the apparently cool kids and then they are too busy with them or they think that they are too cool for you. Which leaves me to think some people expect to receive something from