I’m tired of trying to change every little thing that’s strange about me. Maybe I should just embrace my weirdness and not fight it.
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I revel in it. Just pass it off as eccentric and your good!
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I think you do have to accept who you are even if it is odd. My psychiatrist is so proud of how well I’m doing lately and the main ‘improvement’ has been accepting who I am now and not trying to change back to who I was before illness or to please others.
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By golly, I think that you’re both right. I should be used to it, I was never normal even on my best days.
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I’m a very social person and I’ve found most people have their oddities. Like usually not psychotic ones but normal is a very broad brush. I kinda gravitated to people who you’d say were alternative types and I don’t regret that. In fact I have found my little niche and it’s not too bad.
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That’s more like it.
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I’d prefer to be seen as unique, rather than as odd . From as long as I can remember I’ve been out of step in the marching parade of life.
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Same here. Only because odd sometimes has negative connotations
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Let’s just say that I bring an al dente noodle to the spaghetti house of life.
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I’m old and tired
Tired and old I am.
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Certainly odd and eccentric I am. A bit more effort than being old and tired, but much more fun too!
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I consider myself to be a bit odd but nothing extreme.
I am just an obsessive person with lots of anxiety and fears.
Yeah I guess this makes me odd then
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Without meds I’m very weird and off. I’m still strange but not nearly as bad. I just try to accept it. It simply just is who I am.
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Embrace it, we are always the harshest critics of ourselves. you’re probably a much cooler person that you realise
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