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[conjohnson]

I hate the scene so much. I feel as much of a failure and a reject when I hang out there as when I compare myself with the normies. Emotions especially. People and their criteria for acceptance. It's so easy to let them predict you in completely the wrong way. No one understands the need for wide open spaces and interpersonal longing. They're

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[dnapril]

lets go fishing.

[billmurrayandme]

I'll be in your scene. I'm open minded and believe that education is our future, plus I dress cute (most of the time). Too bad I don't live in your neighborhood. Soon I won't even live in your state.

[daid]

I agree that people are often dumb and lame, but I'm not sure who you're trying to convince of what. The lame people aren't really going to take the eye-opener, because they like being lame, obv. In my experience, most people don't like me just to be nice, because I make it too tough to like me just because society says you should, because I do and say oddball things all the time.

I've had plenty of friends or scenes that seemed quite alright with me, and I don't imagine your standards are orders of magnitude higher, so maybe you should ditch the people that make you feel this way, steer clear of them, and look for some new kids to hang out with. Or whatev'.

[hannahmonkey]

Oi!! i agree totally. I feel very weird around quote on quote scene people. I try not to but i still feel sick when i am around so many. It's like the "alternative in crowd" but worse almost.Love ya trick.=)