Turn yourself into a Simpson character!
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So how much longer is this actually gonna take? I’ve been sitting here for fifteen minutes already and still nothing... 😠
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William Vaughn14 said:Man, don't sweat it. You honestly don't realize how lucky you are. Being avoided by certain crowds is actually fine. Look—you can always make new friends later, but it is significantly, significantly harder to undo a bad reputation once you've made enemies. Just remember that. 😘

DON'T LISTEN TO MUSIC!!!
but then what moves your soul besides just chasing order and discipline...
I knew this guy back in high school who's been stuck in a heavy depression for years now...
because he realized there's no passion, nothing to actually pull him out of his routine and into that easy, free way of living, he finally saw how spiritually empty he really was!
rustyfalcon52 said:- do you think listening to music would help?
Friendship happens gradually. You meet various people and attempt to hang out with them, but not everyone becomes a close friend. Some remain mere acquaintances, some become casual friends, and only a rare few become true friends. You have to put in some effort, but the other person has to meet you halfway too.
It isn't a matter of picking someone out of a crowd and deciding, "Okay, this person is going to be my friend."
Are you part of any clubs? What are your main interests? For example, astronomy.
Try joining a club where you can find like-minded people. It will be much easier to talk to them since you'll already share a passion for the same topic.
Just lean into what you're good at, and in ten years, you'll be glad you were this serious, smart little weirdo.
While you're grinding away at some research institute, your "funny" friends will all be hitting up bars, saying "come on, just one more drink."
None of those social circles or busy activities are gonna kill your creativity.