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MOST PEOPLE I know are very concerned what other people think about them. Their greatest fear is being called weird, odd, flaky or strange. As a result, they do every thing they can to be conservative in their appearance, manner, bearing and conversational style.
As I get older, I bore easily and am enjoying being eccentric (or weird if you want to use the non politically correct term.) Now that I am retired and have enough money to survive comfortably for the rest of my life, I don't fear rejection or being an outcast any more. I can be me.
I used to try so hard to fit in with self important, or influential neighbors and relatives. I did not want to be considered weird or lose their respect. (Of course I am weird, I just did my best to hide it.)
Now I have thrown caution to the wind and now act more like my real self. One thing I like to do is say unusual things or think outside the box to stir up the status quo. Then I like to see how people react. I am not being mean or difficult, just different than they are use to.
Can you relate? Observations from arm chair psychologists?
Where he descibes himself as "attractive white collar with very mainstream personality".
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