Am I wierd? Maybe you're wierd?

[Jones_Crimson]

Well, of course the simple answer is yes that I, as a whole, am quite weird, disturbed, and unique in a few ways. I make a living off of it. I'm a 3rd rate writer who does the kind of psychological writing, correcting twice, and rewriting that most find overly dramatic and hard to follow.

However, there is one thing I've recently noticed myself doing that sets off alarm bells in my head, and I'm interested in what you, young and probably delinquent generation, think about it. Getting a "fresh perspective" on the subject.

I can't write, not easily at least, without watching some sort of mystery or having a really good puzzle laid out before me. Something about seeing someone with a puzzled look, no: feigning a puzzled look; acting out what it is to be puzzled, triggers a part of my brain that elaborates with ease. I'm very naturally justice oriented, so lying to my face makes me very focused and very angry about the situation. Perhaps the fact that they're not trying to hide anything does not set off the angered reaction but does trigger my natural focus.

What sort of expression sets you off, and how?

Rest assured I will read them as if you were my peers, and maybe even thoroughly enjoy reading your thoughts on the matter of one’s self.

[Rubik748]

I think they are deliberately ignoring you. They gone started another gaming thread.

[Jones_Crimson]

rubik748 の投稿を引用：

I think they are deliberately ignoring you. They gone started another gaming thread.

They are not a collective mind, or i assure you this would have been approved purely due to it's effort from a reviewing standpoint with community standards in question.

I'm sure the average response was simply: "TLDNR"

[Azza ☠]

It's appears to me as an ambiguous / rhetorical question...

Aka: Open to or having several possible meanings or interpretations; also appears to already been answered biasly by yourself. Your not really asking someone else, but simply confirming your own belief.

You already know that your crazy and everyone else is confused!

However to answer your overall assumption:
"No great mind has ever existed without a touch of madness."

[Jones_Crimson]

Azza ☠ の投稿を引用：

It's appears to me as an ambiguous / rhetorical question...

Aka: Open to or having several possible meanings or interpretations; also appears to already been answered biasly by yourself. Your not really asking someone else, but simply confirming your own belief.

You already know that your crazy and everyone else is confused!

However to answer your overall assumption:
"No great mind has ever existed without a touch of madness."

I thank you for your compliment, but the question at the very end of my original post is the summary of what I expect from the reader. The rest may very well be an example of a story I wish to hear from strangers over the internet.

My mind is far from great, but I've brought more than enough madness to the table.

[Hanomaly]

i think, in your original post, you are trying to sound weird, special, and unique. Something about it comes across as both forced and false. The writing style seems deliberately unnatural and strained. It reads like the work of someone who is purposefully trying with all their might to sound "unusual" and "not like everyone else", rather than coming across as the writing style of someone genuinely odd.

In that way you don't sound weird at all. It is an incredibly common trait for humans to have, to want to be special and different and stand out. People go to great lengths to try to prove they are not quite like anyone else.

The truth is we are, all of us, unique and common. Unusual and plain.

~
As for your question about what expressions set me off? None. i have difficulty reading expressions on people's faces whether real or faked.

? ? ? ? It's all the same to me.

[76561198119391273]

So.. in plain english, you are not comfortable with people lying and you think you are weird.

There, that only required a single sentence. So.. you want us to agree/disagree?

[HLCinSC]

Mr. Awesful の投稿を引用：

Am I wierd? Maybe you're wierd?

Well, of course the simple answer is yes that I, as a whole, am quite weird, disturbed, and unique in a few ways. I make a living off of it. I'm a 3rd rate writer who does the kind of psychological writing, correcting twice,

I found something weird. You may want to double check the title. You spelled weird weirdly. What is even weirder is you spelt in right in the actual post.

[Jones_Crimson]

Hanomaly の投稿を引用：

i think, in your original post, you are trying to sound weird, special, and unique. Something about it comes across as both forced and false. The writing style seems deliberately unnatural and strained. It reads like the work of someone who is purposefully trying with all their might to sound "unusual" and "not like everyone else", rather than coming across as the writing style of someone genuinely odd.

In that way you don't sound weird at all. It is an incredibly common trait for humans to have, to want to be special and different and stand out. People go to great lengths to try to prove they are not quite like anyone else.

The truth is we are, all of us, unique and common. Unusual and plain.

~
As for your question about what expressions set me off? None. i have difficulty reading expressions on people's faces whether real or faked.

:sfsmile:? :sfsmug:? :sfsad:? :sfhappy:? It's all the same to me. :butterfly:

You're set off by people wasting their time or feigning originallity, especially when the latter is achieving the former. Most of your generation spends time trying to communicate their place and be understood, forming animal like bonds.

You seem to have not had so many chances yourself and are thus angered by the proceding. You're probably the closest to answering the question as I'll get, and kudos to you for writing with real emotion.

[Jones_Crimson]

Maya の投稿を引用：

So.. in plain english, you are not comfortable with people lying and you think you are weird.

There, that only required a single sentence. So.. you want us to agree/disagree?

My words had connotation, the color of a language. Your single sentance tells me nothing of you or me, simple a colourless outline the likes of which only children can appreciate. do you mind answering the question near the bottom of the post?

[Jones_Crimson]

Hayden の投稿を引用：

Mr. Awesful の投稿を引用：

Am I wierd? Maybe you're wierd?

Well, of course the simple answer is yes that I, as a whole, am quite weird, disturbed, and unique in a few ways. I make a living off of it. I'm a 3rd rate writer who does the kind of psychological writing, correcting twice,

I found something weird. You may want to double check the title. You spelled weird weirdly. What is even weirder is you spelt in right in the actual post.

I before E except after C, but weird is wierd. Ha!

[76561198119391273]

Mr. Awesful の投稿を引用：

Maya の投稿を引用：

So.. in plain english, you are not comfortable with people lying and you think you are weird.

There, that only required a single sentence. So.. you want us to agree/disagree?

My words had connotation, the color of a language. Your single sentance tells me nothing of you or me, simple a colourless outline the likes of which only children can appreciate. Mind answering the question near the bottom of the post?

There is no use in taking ideas that can be conveyed in the simplest form and adding meaningless blabber to it just to increase word count.

Also, no.

[HLCinSC]

Mr. Awesful の投稿を引用：

Hayden の投稿を引用：

I found something weird. You may want to double check the title. You spelled weird weirdly. What is even weirder is you spelt in right in the actual post.

I before E except after C, but weird is wierd. Ha!

I hate spelling rules with exceptions. I still occassionally spell weird wierd same with receive spelling it recieve.

[Jones_Crimson]

Maya の投稿を引用：

Mr. Awesful の投稿を引用：

My words had connotation, the color of a language. Your single sentance tells me nothing of you or me, simple a colourless outline the likes of which only children can appreciate. Mind answering the question near the bottom of the post?

There is no use in taking ideas that can be conveyed in the simplest form and adding meaningless blabber to it just to increase word count.

Also, no.

So you don't mind? Fantastic news, that is. So what sets you off? Inefficiency seems to be a pet peeve of yours. Type more to me, I'll see what other scents I can find in your more colourful words.

[76561198119391273]

Mr. Awesful の投稿を引用：

Maya の投稿を引用：

There is no use in taking ideas that can be conveyed in the simplest form and adding meaningless blabber to it just to increase word count.

Also, no.

So you don't mind? Fantastic news, that is. So what sets you off? Inefficiency seems to be a pet peeve of yours. Type more to me, I'll see what other scents I can find in your more colourful words.

I am not sure you know what the word inefficiency means.

I don't mind, doesn't mean that I am going to answer.

[Jones_Crimson]

Maya の投稿を引用：

Mr. Awesful の投稿を引用：

So you don't mind? Fantastic news, that is. So what sets you off? Inefficiency seems to be a pet peeve of yours. Type more to me, I'll see what other scents I can find in your more colourful words.

I am not sure you know what the word inefficiency means.

I don't mind, doesn't mean that I am going to answer.

Condescention, what a colourful word. That reaction is purely chemical, which is my forte.

You see me as an oposition and attempt to communicate that you're holding your grounds. Still, it's not a very revealing trait, as it is the natural reaction. I don't think I'll get much information from a conservative like yourself.

To re-literate; you cannot apply possible meanings to a word expecting that to change to reality of it. You're grasping at straws and cannot put your belief to words.