The Benefits Of Being A Social Outcast (Page 2)

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SovereignessofVamps Follow
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I think it's cool if you can be social enough to get what you need and want out of life.

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Anonymous
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Well i must admit being one did benefit me in that i read lot and learnt a lot on my own i know a lot about many things and can think clearer. but that was in the past i have many friends atm.

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OrdinaryGentleman Follow
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Yup no drama to deal with, besides you have to spend the rest of your life with yourself regardless... might as well learn who you are.

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sixnineanon Follow
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I relate to all of this. I was a social outcast for all four years of high school.

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Anonymous
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I'm not a social outcast.
I simply reject 90% of society.

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RottenPemmican Follow
Xper 4 Age: 32

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I agree with pretty much all of these... being a social outcast myself...

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livehappy Follow
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I guess I have a lot of benefits! Thanks

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- lexythelou22
  
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  Well there are some benefits, but remember that even if you feel like an outcast, you can find people who will accept you eventually <3
  
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LittleSally Follow
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I concur... from personal experience.

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Zorax Follow
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Indeed, I agree, good Take :)

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johari Follow
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There's always pros and cons

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PurestOfThePure Follow
Xper 5 Age: 30

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Yeah i can relate these

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HoneyButterCup525 Follow
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Im also the exact same way, i can relate.

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Lukapum Follow
Xper 6 Age: 33

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Great take...

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- lexythelou22
  
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  Thanks :)
  
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IAMDEATHWISH Follow
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I can complete relate to all of this.

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Anonymous
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no... being lonely is bad.

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sp33d Follow
Guru Age: 37

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I don't buy it. Nice try.

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Anonymous
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None of this is true.

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- lexythelou22
  
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  If you read it you'll see that I labeled it as MY OWN EXPERIENCES.
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  I know but I'm telling you that you always had these abilities and would regardless such as the power of being observant no matter how gregarious you'd have turned out.
  
  You're selling yourself short using a negative state to attempt to justify the cultivation of your positive traits. But it is your path.
  
  It just isn't true.
  
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yololoyo Follow
Xper 6 Age: 33

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None you wimps

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