type one: the person who has hundreds of acquaintances and is super friendly with all of them
type two: the person who has no eccentricities, wears what all their friends wear, and generally don’t show emotion
type three: people that seem perfect on every level
what types do you not understand?
I don’t understand people who believe in God.
I know religious topics are supposed to be avoided, but I just don’t see ANY logical explanation for some magic man who created everything, and if I don’t ask for forgiveness when I die, I will burn in hell for all eternity. that makes absolutely no sense, and I don’t and never will understand how people honestly believe.
it’s just a worldwide delusion, to me.
im glad im none of these 
no one seems perfect to me though, i have a hard time identifying “type three”'s
probably the rich and famous people,
i feel bad walking past homeless people and not doing anything, we should all be trying to help these people, i just get scared,
i saw a homeless guy and wanted to give him three bucks but i missed the turn. i felt bad, and he wasn’t there later in the day
I used to not understand people who enjoyed being and communicating with others. Those days are gone fortunately.
I was an atheist when I was your age too. Then, call it delusional, but I believe God was speaking to me through my delusions, I saw God. And I will never forget it. Occasionally God will show up and save the day for me these days…but not as much as when I was delusional. But I will never forget all the coincidences…believing I’m the chosen one and everything happening so “perfectly”…sometimes “anti-perfectly” but for the better in the long run. I never cursed out God because I never believed in him/her, but now I’m a stout believer. To each’s own. But I’ve been through hell, I don’t believe in a firey place where the devil resides that you are banished to for all of eternity if you fail at life, but I do believe in God and I am agnostic whether there’s a heaven or not. But I will never forget “God showing himself to me”. Oh well.
I’m with you on all three, Nomad. I’d add people who are unmoved by the suffering of other people and animals. Those people genuinely frighten me.
People who are too much in the past.
Also people who are too negative or even too positive.
I don’t understand the type of people who:
Smile at you and then say mean things behind your back.
Don’t smile or say hello when it’s obvious you got eye contact and you said hello.
Think they’re better than other people.
maybe someday when u be thinking how nobody understands you remember that yoi dom’t even try to understand other people and their beliefs.
In some cases, it might be that they’ve got an entire mental chorus demanding so much attention that it’s hard to interact. But in many cases, they’re probably jerks.
Before my mental illness i was a different person. I participated in so many charities, helped people, cried myself to sleep and went vegetarian. I lived alone in a big city full of miserable jerks. Nobody gave a ■■■■. I was also surrounded by people who were tough and successful. My whole character changed. It’s also part of growing up i guess. After psychosis trauma and bitterness. I don’t give a ■■■■ too. I practice kindness and help people still and i don’t hurt anyone on purpose. I eat meat which are force fed and abused. I can no longer keep pets and i care too little about wars and poverty. I focus on staying happy and surrounding myself with happy people. I am not fake but i care too little.
Um… Everyone?
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Even though I like viking lore…the old gods want you to believe in your self…your strong druids brought self enlightenment…your a power to be respected… @eyeofra
I don’t understand overly ambitious people at my work. It’s not a field of work I would want to excel at and be promoted for whatever reason they are chasing. Status I think.
I’m the kind of person who is happy to come into work, enjoy the people I work with and do my job. I’m not interested in backstabbing my colleagues to get ahead. Like the people in my last team were like.
doesn’t bother me any
At times I feel the same way.
@asgoodasitgets I use to do this, that is, get scared, but the right thing to do is the right thing to do. Please don’t let social “norms” cloud your right judgement, you know?
I sometimes fall to peer pressure too, we’re human after all.
@anon84763962 couldn’t have said it any better. Excel for status, have you no soul? lol 