At 9/17/09 03:18 AM, DragonFyre9 wrote:
Well I figured he would want to talk since we share some common interests. You have no idea how average the people in my town are. Honestly I'm probably the most similar person in town to this guy in many ways.
So in your social perspective (which this guy obviously doesn't share) you find it pleasant to hang out with people similar to you. When you know this guy does not subscribe to the same social system and rules as you, why do you still portray your system's ideas onto him?
You expect him to want to hang out with people similar to him because that's what most people do.
But you find him interesting because he doesn't do what most people do.
And yet you still seem to expect him to want to do what most people do?
And you wonder why I think he would not want to hang out with you?
You say you live in a small town though, so I guess your small mind set can be somewhat accounted for... actually, really, that's no excuse... especially since you consider yourself to be similar to this fringe character, you should understand all the more since you live in a small town.
Unless... you're more like him than you appear except for the fact that where you caved into the social norms that people expect from you, he held his beliefs where you were too weak to do the same... Which really just means that you're less comfortable with yourself (maybe you don't even know who yourself is) and quicker to abandon your ideals, for acceptance by a group of people who you really don't truly identify with, than he is.