Do you enjoy being misjudged?

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I like the way I feel when I am 100% certain that an arrogant person is wrong about me. It's a boost to my ego, but one that comes at a cost, for such treatment will undoubtedly cause me anxiety.

I'm not nescarily following you. I do know I am misjudged often due to the fact of some people not being able to separate what they think of my personality with the fact that I don't care to correct them.

I do and I don't. I do like it in some ways because most of the people that misjudge me are the kind of people I want nothing to do with anyway. But in contrast, some of the people I do want to associate with also misjudge me.

Not really, I always try to be completely honest with people, some people may think I am mad at times, but 99.999%
of the time I am in a good mood, I do sometimes have a worried look which I think makes me look mad, hopefully
not stark raving mad

I hate being missjudged and I hate it when people have told lies about me.

Sometimes it is a lot of fun to be underestimated. . .

Misjudged in what way?

I know that I am misjudged in the way that people think I am more capable of doing some things than I actually am.
For example, my lack of motivation is perceived as simply being "selectively lazy", when it's the total opposite. Heck, I takes a lot of work just to get out of bed each morning, or whenever I wake up.

Hell no! I hate it!

No not really.

not really, i want them to like me even if they're not the kind of people i would like

No I hate it but sometimes I don't mind if I am never going to see that person again.

I don't really know what your talking. I don't care what other people think about me. If someone says something about me that's false it doesn't bother me. Some times people said your dumb, just to be mean, I am very intelligent so I thought that person was stupid for saying that. If someone calls you fat and your not it shouldn't bother you. If some one calls you an as*hole and your not its shouldn't bother you.

No. I want people to know the real me. I don't expect every person to like me for who I really am, but I don't want people to make judgements about me that are false or based on a misunderstanding of me. Sure it can be amusing to prove wrong those who underestimate you, but it gets frustrating after so much of it. I'd so much rather that people just automatically understand me, instead of having to explain or prove anything to them

I enjoy being misunderestimated.

I love the looks on their faces when they realize they've underestimated me.

I'm glad someone knows what I'm talking about. . .

(Possibly the finest moment of my freshman year: "I can't believe I'm being beaten by a 13 year old female chess player." Out loud. So much better than if he had realized from the start. .)