Something Weird About Yourself

I speak rather strangely to people in real life, and generally am regarded as very strange in general.

Whats weird is that I'm not actually sure of the ways that I am weird. I just give off this "You are super strange" vibe to everyone who comes in contact with me. Apparently it really is to everyone though. My boss recently met some of my room mates and they ended up talking about my strangeness.

They try to describe it as me being "the exception to every rule."

It's called autism. Not judging, mate, I got it too, but it sounds like autism.

I'm Scottish, but nearly everyone I've met thinks I'm american from my voice, or at least a british person who spent a lot of time in the US.

I loop songs and tunes in my head whenever I'm not home. Not a big fan of using my audio peripherals outdoors, and I technically can't use them where I go in the morning anyways.

When I think about you I touch myself.

If you go down on me, I'll go down on you.

:')

When I am walking I like to put my feet on the tiles directly not on the edges of the tiles does anybody else have this?

Also I love the feeling of trimmed fingernails

So I'm not alone in doing that :lol:

STEP ON THE CRACK BREAK YOUR MOTHERS BACK #CHILDHOOD

Pedestrian lane too.

My eyes went from dark blue to brown to grey back to brown.

I've had a couple of people say something like that. I'm not so entirely sure, but perhaps. I've certainly never actually gone to see someone professional to ask about it. I might bring it up next time I am at the doctor, though not in a way that makes it sound like a self-diagnosis.

That's called having Hazel eyes. I have them as well.

OT: I count in my head whenever I walk. Always in increments of 25. At the same time I am counting on my fingers tapping every finger to my thumb as I count. The weird thing is I don't count my thumb and only count to 8 on each hand before switching.

I don't count when I'm bored, but I do occasionally do the finger to thumb thing while counting.

I'm 5ft4

I've recently developed a tic where my head jerks to the right for no apparent reason.

Night at the Roxbury-like?

Sort of. I can definitely feel it when it happens, but it's only for a millisecond and it seems to happen when I see something embarrassing.

I guess it's a knee-jerk version of a cringe?

Wait your knee jerks aswell?

I think you have Parkinsons.