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Hey, I have a serious question, with mad overtones, and bit of a comedy cousin to it.
I am in high school (which I hate, cause there are seriously some classes where I could do a better job of teaching then the teacher, but whatevs on that bit). I was in a relationship with the crush I have had since halfway through seventh grade, and I am in tenth. But we didn't know how to act towards each other now that we were in a relationship. I am a bit mad (crazy, insane, not-norma take your pick of which you prefer) meaning like I will do voices, jump all around, making dramatic gestures, that sort of thing, and she is mad in her own type of way.
My question is this: If you were to see my madness, (like I am pretty much the kind of person who will see the line of normalcy drawn in the sand, and do a Broadway dance number over it), would you want to try and get to know me better, or should I try and be normal? I have gone through life being this way, and because most people who are my friends are those who I have had to sit next to in class, I can't really start a conversation because of this. Should I give up my madness and try being super sociable, or continue being myself and hope that I don't end up with a bunch of different hallucinations and voices in my head at age 45?
I am in high school (which I hate, cause there are seriously some classes where I could do a better job of teaching then the teacher, but whatevs on that bit). I was in a relationship with the crush I have had since halfway through seventh grade, and I am in tenth. But we didn't know how to act towards each other now that we were in a relationship. I am a bit mad (crazy, insane, not-norma take your pick of which you prefer) meaning like I will do voices, jump all around, making dramatic gestures, that sort of thing, and she is mad in her own type of way.
My question is this: If you were to see my madness, (like I am pretty much the kind of person who will see the line of normalcy drawn in the sand, and do a Broadway dance number over it), would you want to try and get to know me better, or should I try and be normal? I have gone through life being this way, and because most people who are my friends are those who I have had to sit next to in class, I can't really start a conversation because of this. Should I give up my madness and try being super sociable, or continue being myself and hope that I don't end up with a bunch of different hallucinations and voices in my head at age 45?