Odd occurences in my everyday interaction.

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Prague
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01 Dec 2007, 11:20 pm

Does anyone ever:
-Feel an occasional need to smile when you walk by or approach someone you know but they have an unusually stern look on their face?

-Laugh at silence and discomfort?

-Feel the need to defuse awkward silence by pointing it out?

-Frequently feel paranoid when there is laughing and whispering (assuming that it's you that is being discussed)?

-Become baffled when people turn on you for seemingly no reason at all?

-Become confused or perhaps somewhat shocked when someone you feel that has a consistent personality suddenly does something out of character? (I've since started to stop pigeonholing people, and assume that the person has different dimensions to their personality.)

-Unintentionally do something right more often than when you make a conscious effort?

-Have no internal gauge as to how long you should be talking or in what cadence? I only have vague notions.

-Find brooding and moody people (even though I myself am incredibly moody) incredibly irritating?
-Recognize a trait of an individual that everyone hates but become confused when nobody else points it out?

-Have occasional glimpses of understanding the way people interact? As in, somehow your innate intellect kicks in and you're interacting normally, despite knowing how or why you're doing it.
-Find joking about the perverse absolutely fun?

-Have great difficulty recalling anything at all when trying to describe things in a narrative form?
-Recognize continuous threads or patterns in the way people interact and feel a great hatred towards the 'fakeness' of it, as if the people weren't genuine and real - as if they were just recycling and mimicking s**t they've heard from other people, but pawning it off as their own...thinking they're profound or somehow unique in their thinking or observations?

-Also become confused when you realize your enthusiasm isn't matched by everyone else's? Example: You hear about something that people are discussing ad nauseum with great delight, and you bring up the topic after all is said and done at a later time and the person seems puzzled as if the topic were now trivial.



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01 Dec 2007, 11:30 pm

yes, most of those, from time to time.



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02 Dec 2007, 8:11 am

I laugh or smile at "inappropirate" times. I find humor in everyday occurances, like death and religion, for example.


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03 Dec 2007, 10:55 pm

Yes! To all of it. Glad to know I'm not alone. Lol.