Are you more attracted to the misfits of society sometimes, or do you avoid them? Better yet, are you one of them?

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MISFIT: A person whose behavior or attitude sets them apart from others in an uncomfortably conspicuous way.  It could be by dressing style, which is a also a part of their personality.

dancing_in_nebulas · Accepted Answer

Now misfit is a trend right now, and people think having tats, holes, and colorful hair qualifies, but then bitch out when it's time to steal, beat some ass, push a cop to get a head start running, tag some shit, shoot someone's car/house/friend's car/friend's house/mom's car/mom's house/ possibly work place, temporarily kidnap their kid to help win a custody battle, tell your boss/coworkers to FUCK OFF - and still keep your job cuz you a boss like that - jump some people, crowbar some windows, pick up a couple ibs of coke, deliver dope to the border, try EVERY DRUG AT LEAST ONCE, steal a car and hustle men and women for money.

Tattoos and holes are for the pain, not the look, and the colored hair is a manifestation of our wickedness - not because "its pretty."

We have other lives, aliases that few no about and our reputations have nothing to do with "looking cool."

Every misfit has their signature, be it theft, extortion, violence, anarchist, occult, etc.

That's what we known for.

We're generally nice, welcoming people, it's just the kosher people have to know what they're getting themselves into beforehand.

Cuz yo ass gets stuck on a fence as we are running like all hell from the cops, you're on your own 🤣 which has happened 3 fucking times already 🤣🤣

You dont choose to be misfit, you're just born into it or not. Growing up poor, it was a good way to survive on the streets. Most of us share a dysfunctional background, so doing deviant things doesn't cause fear or regret. It feels natural to steal and fight - going to jail or getting arrested isn't bad at all. Just fuckin expensive lol

To us, everyone else are the odd ones out, since they conform to molds crippling themselves and all peoples. They seem blind and scared, or ignorant to all the fucked up shit around them.

Settling for stale bread, when they should have the finest cut choices of meat ~

Are you more attracted to the misfits of society sometimes, or do you avoid them? Better yet, are you one of them?

Hidden_P · Accepted Answer

Yes I’m often a misfit. I like to dress either exceptionally plain or very “emo”. Again with my make up and hair I prefer a more extreme look.

In terms of my personality, I’m very approachable and friendly but I do not suffer fools gladly and I will call people out. I’ve grown up in a very unusual household (2 autistic people, a criminal, a severely mentally unhinged and abusive person and a loveable lunatic). So I tend to be straight to the point but a touch emotional. I don’t like to be micromanaged which so far my employees have all loved to do and I hate it.

SueShe · Accepted Answer

Here on G@G, I am a misfit because I tick 180 degrees on the opposed of what 99% here believe.

I am a person that does not care for sex or intimate relations. When I come up with my arguments against the opinions of the majority, I get to feel the reactions of those that disagree with me.

Society places way too much importance on those relations that poison life with unnecessary problems. I am single and have none of the problems that those asking here have.

I love my solitude and would not trade it for all the gold in the world.

devilish-cutie · Accepted Answer

I consider mayself a hybrid im not either a complete freak nor popular person, im something inbetween im very social but im also a weirdo

DanishSaint · Accepted Answer

"Are you more attracted to the misfits of society sometimes"

BINGO! Could not have said it better myself! In general, that is the kind of people I most often meet and connects with- in most aspects of human interaction. I love people that sticks out a little, the ones with the quirks who might be a little crazy and alternative :)

"Better yet, are you one of them?"

Fantastic! In my "daily, normal life" I am not. At work and social events, I am very much by the book. But that facade is quickly thrown away, when nobody is looking - or I am in familiar surroundings and/or with people I know. So you tell me, what do you think? Am I? One of them? ;)

Nickomax · Accepted Answer

I've always been an outcast among outcasts. I have a coue close friends but I use "close" loosely. It doesn't help that people find me intimidating due to being unnaturally tall for a 16 year old and am still growing, (6'4 or 6'5), I'm also brutally honest and have a large presence, and I usually banter with my teachers, and keep my hair long. On the flip side, now in High School I've become the unofficial leader of outcasts since other misfits come to me whenever there's a problem. So I think things could be worse.

jennifer_bloom · Answer

I like to fix things that are broken but I'm experienced enough to know you can't base a relationship or a marriage on pity.

Sensmind · Answer

I think option B is a very good description of my feelings - I don't know what it is but I walk in a room and I see 90% of the people look exactly the same so I am drawn to the 10% to want to know their backstory. In a lot of cases they can be straight away very interesting just seeing/hearing a different outlook on life other times you can get the feeling this is a front and you want to see the real person underneath sometimes it is fascinating.
OKAY as with all groups some are amazing to get to know and others you just don't get on with.

jgokgotit · Answer

I have always been an outsider. I was not popular in school. Many times I fought the popular kids because they were bullying others. I got along better with misfits, even if I did not agree with some of them. As an adult, I joined the military. Military members are technically misfits because of the way we are taught to think, which is why it is so hard for us to adjust to civilian life, especially the ones of us who joined straight out of high school or who spent many years in the service. As a veteran I see many things most people are not aware of because they do not pay attention, and this affects how I interact with others. I'm more blunt than what our society likes so I get left out of a lot of things even now. I am attracted to other misfits if we happen to share the same morals. I do not get along well with the status quo very well, even though I'd give my life to protect them so they can live the life they choose.

Mobile_Mister · Answer

I'm not sure if you'd consider this a gift or a curse, but my behavior could have been described as mature and disciplined as early as middle school, which in and of itself has made me a misfit - while most of my peers wanted to party, I was interested in going down to the model railroad club where there were only a couple of guys close to my age and the rest were old enough to be either my father or grandfather.

I digress. Now that I'm 10 years out of HS, some of my peers are catching up with me and I'm not feeling like as much of a misfit as I used to be.

Spiritwander · Answer

Wow. Thanks for this post. It's very insightful looking at those numbers (granted, of the GAG community, but still) It's reassuring to know that 60% of mainstream females would "give them a chance"...
(I knew there was a reason they allow us to exist!)😅

Regicider · Answer

I am, but one must avoid girls who label themselves as "complicated or damaged". I like rebellious, free types, thinkers, or nerds, but I find a lot of them use these labels to excuse terrible habits of mistreating others under victim labels. Not all "misfits" are like this, but a lot of them are. I have fallen and enabled some real horror stories.

VikingBlood86 · Answer

I am a misfit but I don't automatically fit in with them. The term "misfit" is an incredibly wide array of people and im not compatible with a large percentage of them.

That being said, I'm also not compatible with a large percentage of "normal people". Besides, pay enough attention and you realize everybody is a misfit in their own way.

Sammy6Gunz · Answer

It's takes many forms of life, style, belief and traditions to make this world beautiful and incredible. We have such a vibrant array of different walks of life on this earth. If we avoid them, we miss out on our chance to learn something new and broaded our horizons.

Adam1978 · Answer

If misfit is not being as others and walking my own path, I am one of them. But can't say I attracted in any special way to them, those who make their goal to scream look at me I am a weirdo is a turn off. Being odd can on other hand sway in both directions.

SuperManiac · Answer

It's kind of hard to avoid being a misfit at times since I'm biracial and bounced between three cultures growing up. I've come to embrace it. I hope I'm not too conspicuous though.

But I do kind of like strange ones now and then, although not only strange ones -- but ones with a certain kind of charisma. If I use an example of familiar celebrity, maybe like Jeff Goldblum. He's definitely an oddball but in a very interesting and charismatic sort of way.

Elliegirl · Answer

I’m not a misfit and don’t necessarily gravitate towards them. I’m friendly and like to make people feel included. I’ve invited people who weren’t all that popular to parties or to come hang out with my friends and me.

MrsDahmer · Answer

I've been around many people like this. I think i'm one of them but most people would probably disagree as I am good to hide my true nature. I "pass" as an average human being but Inside… I've just learn how to look normal and make people like me, find me charismatic and charming. It works as long as they know me from afar. It gets complicated when they try to get to know me on the Inside and di deeper. I have a façade of normality but this is just a mask to fit in.

MadBoy · Answer

There's actually a couple of people I know that could be called "misfits", due to how they dress, occasionally act, and/or what they're into. I actually get along with them better than "normal" people, since I'm not normal myself lol. The people outcasted are usually more accepting than the people with the inside crowd, and usually are also kinder people who just want to live their own lives and not be drones or robots to societal "norms". With that, I can also say I am somewhat more attracted to them as well, because of their accepting nature and the fact that I can be me, and they won't judge me. So I can be as silly, stupid, weird, or crazy as I'd wanna be, and they'd be fine with it, or better yet go along with it.

GuidoThePizzaMaker · Answer

"Misfits" are actually conforming to a certain identity group
The real misfits, they dont show it...
Its the guy who wears khakis everyday, and has read all of the cambridge history series and has a cartography collection.
Thats the real misfit, not the thot with tattoos who smokes pot and fucks a different guy every weekend.

AlexanderBrunnrgaard · Answer

Avoid them, no never attracted and I do find them weird. There's a whole tv-show dedicated to them now, and I'll tell you a lot of times it's disgusting. Like a woman who thinks she's a vampire and actually drinks her boyfriends blood.

I won't go out of my way to be mean to them, but I won't want to associate with them either.

EchoDahrk · Answer

I'm actually very attracted to misfits men.. the unique, one of a kind, eccentric man.. i think they very very special.
i am one of them too although I don't like to think too highly of myself but I'm very proud of it.. I don't care what people think of me.. as long as i am happy with myself and not hurting anyone..
I think normal is ok but can be very boring
Why should i look or sound like other people when i can be who i want to be... Even if people don't like it
I'd rather be alone than fake.
I'd rather be a weirdo.
A misfit.

Arielbubble · Answer

I get judged for judging. I get judged for being hard on myself. I get judged for rejecting someone's presents or gifts. I get judged for wanting to run when i feel socially uncomfortable. I am not bad but not perfect either. Nobody is😒😏🙂

brendon76 · Answer

I’ve always fallen into the “misfit” category. Growing up with long hair, colored hair, piercings, tattoos, and clothing type was always on the fringe. But I see it as a badge of honor and enjoy when someone can’t see why I am the way I am. But it’s their loss.

Catnipboi03 · Answer

I think most people feel like a misfit at certain times in life, but choosing it as an identity was a choice and I found such wonder in others who let their freak flags fly.

luvstoned4him · Answer

I consider myself a misfit sometimes and those people dont hurt me one bit. Its refreshing to see or talk with people who have different perspectives sometimes

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