name one thing weird about yourself. (2)

[george]

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[Charbel7]

The first to reply

I ate while typing this

 

[1Sam24:12]

I actually enjoy cleaning out the garage and attic.

 

[frogalone]

I hate to show my ears, without earrings.

 

[1Sam24:12]

I feel awkward about receiving gifts.

 

[Just4Jesus]

If my front porch is not clean, I feel like the rest of my house is dirty.

 

[Midnafan97]

I'm a very shy person.

 

[Charbel7]

I'm a very shy person.

I don't think its weird, but if it is then i'm shy person too.

 

[Midnafan97]

I don't think its weird, but if it is then i'm shy person too.

Thanks. I just think I'm weird all together... xD
I guess everyone's a little shy.

 

[1Sam24:12]

I start to grow my hair out and then once it reaches my shoulders I tend to get scissor happy.

 

[Just4Jesus]

I clean my bathrooms in sections. Toilets one day, sinks one day and tubs one day

 

[Just4Jesus]

I can't consentrate when a picture is hanging crooked.

 

[xounstaer]

i wash my hair four times a day, since otherwise it doesnt sit good because i need to get a haircut.

also can i bow only the fingertips of all fingers without moving the rest of the finger(s)

 

[Midnafan97]

I like wearing bandanas around my neck

 

[LJCTAM]

too many things. eat sap off pinecones.

 

[Eagle Of Oz]

I cant stand wearing matching socks. Have to be odd socks.

 

[GodsGirlToday61]

I'm a married monastic homemaker. (I want a 'shrug' smilie, darn it)

 

[1Sam24:12]

I wash my hair with a baking soda and honey solution.

 

[GodsGirlToday61]

Most people who meet me think I am extraverted because I communicate much and well (so I'm told) on paper, and also because in one-on-one personal exchanges I am easy-going, but they don't understand:

Writing is as much 'thinking' to me as talking aloud is for extraverts... and that short, friendly, or long, serious (one on one) exchanges are perfectly normal for introverts, even extreme ones.

Well, it seems weird to me to be mistaken for an extravert by almost everyone I meet (on or offline).

Oh, and I'm shy, too: not the same as introverted--nuances, people, nuances--I demand that everyone who reads 'The Queen of Sheba's thoughts know the difference between shy and introverted, and are prepared for the upcoming test I will administer: No, I do not grade on a curve, though I often think on one.

 

[1Sam24:12]

I clean almost everything with vinegar and baking soda.