Deleted member 7448
Name is Abdu, live in Laos, born on 24.08.1992.
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Do you feel like a part of society? Do you go out into the world and have acquaintances (if not friends), can you hold your head high when going out and feel as a respectable member of society? Do you feel in touch with the people around you?
I guess I always felt as the odd man out. Not necessarily an outcast, though many times that too, but I actively didn't even want to participate, I avoided the so-called community. At school, uni etc... it's not cause I was ugly that I was the outcast, but I started it all through my own decisions and personality. Idk, there were times when people sort of invited me at first, when nobody knew each other on the first day of uni for example and I had the chance to tag along, but I always avoided people. I always felt like it was a huge drag, I always would rather rush home to lay in bed and stare at a screen, what the fuck is wrong with me?
Anyway, I think a part of our misery is this feeling of not being a proper member of society, with the proper links to society, with the proper respect etc... And yet I kind of chose to not be a part of society.
I guess I always felt as the odd man out. Not necessarily an outcast, though many times that too, but I actively didn't even want to participate, I avoided the so-called community. At school, uni etc... it's not cause I was ugly that I was the outcast, but I started it all through my own decisions and personality. Idk, there were times when people sort of invited me at first, when nobody knew each other on the first day of uni for example and I had the chance to tag along, but I always avoided people. I always felt like it was a huge drag, I always would rather rush home to lay in bed and stare at a screen, what the fuck is wrong with me?
Anyway, I think a part of our misery is this feeling of not being a proper member of society, with the proper links to society, with the proper respect etc... And yet I kind of chose to not be a part of society.