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by **Alan AF** » Mon Oct 08, 2012 7:57 pm

HyperCat wrote:I can relate to this, too. While I have always had low self-esteem and an all-around low opinion of myself, I feel like I am sometimes "better" than your average person in some respects. For example, I don't care much for the latest trends and gadgets that so many people can't live without. I could care less about reality tv, Facebook, Twitter, ect. I don't care about status symbols.

Of course, this makes me more of an outcast in the eyes of a lot of people. For the most part, I don't care.

You ever feel like you avoid those thing precisely so you can feel different or better than other people? Or at least that it's part of your motivation?

Alan AF wrote:
HyperCat wrote:I can relate to this, too. While I have always had low self-esteem and an all-around low opinion of myself, I feel like I am sometimes "better" than your average person in some respects. For example, I don't care much for the latest trends and gadgets that so many people can't live without. I could care less about reality tv, Facebook, Twitter, ect. I don't care about status symbols.

Of course, this makes me more of an outcast in the eyes of a lot of people. For the most part, I don't care.

You ever feel like you avoid those thing precisely so you can feel different or better than other people? Or at least that it's part of your motivation?

No, I don't avoid these things in order to feel different or better; I geniunly do not care about those things. As a kid, I would sometimes try and be like my friends and have the same interest as they had, but I never felt it.

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