Again, I gather the feelings of being an outsider. Someone who is still around, but noone takes notice off. And if they do, it's not warranted as good usually. A pesky fly on the wall.
Yet, sometimes I feel that my attention is warranted, and I can contrubute some. Although, it's more the first.
*Unhappy below*
I sit here, again, wondering who am I true friends with. I hang out with people, but still, it feels like I am just a person that happens to exist, and you talk to. Nothing important, but something that can be interacted with. Like a guy in a bar who you blab to. You don't know him, and after you step away, there is no feisable reason why you would care about him. He was there, and now he is gone. It's an uneasy feeling, although sometimes I make it seem like a huge deal. It's not huge, but something that lingers in my head after I am hanging out in places. Namelly at the moment, the Rampway office. There are times people say hi, but otherwise, unless I speak first, I am just as livelly as the always off TV mounted on the ceiling.
I know a bunch of people that come here, and pass by. Some know me, some don't. I see them, and I interect at times. They just pass by, and that's about it. Even when I do go places with them, I am a bit behind, a bit aside, a bit excluded. Granted, at times, that's by my own fault, but it has come to be an automatic thing over time. If I am not being excluded, I sometimes manage to say something, or do something that would annoy them. I do carry on conversations at times, that are stimulating, but everything else considered, that's rare. Again, I can't really feel confident of calling someone up to just hang out.
*A bit happier below*
There is a lighter side. People are generally friendly, and I don't mind being with them, even if a bit outside at times. I do go, and grab a bite, and learn things about their lives. It's interesting to see the deepness of a person. You come to appreciate who they are, and get an insight of what they plan to be. I like to people watch, and sometimes by being a bit outside, it makes easier to analyze better. By getting close, sight becomes blurred, and objectivity is gone in general.
*Insigh - Mixed*
If that's how things go, I probably set them up this way. If interaction with all my groups of people are usually the same, the commom element would be me. I am not saying there is something wrong with me. I am who I am, and most times, I appreciate that. Of course there are times, where I go *doh* and notice my fundamental flaws. All humans are flawed, and not everyone interacts together well. If the people I know act like they do towards me, there is probably reasons for it happening. I can't go, and ask them "hey, be friendly to me, and let's go hang out." I have no control of other people, and their actions, and more importantly reactions. If I had that power, I would probably not use it, because I know people would not be true to their wills.
*Rambling - Sad*
I wish I could interact with people, and assimilate as well as others have. I wish I could have close friends to go hang out with, and that I could count on. I wish, I had someone that knew what I was thinking. I wish I had the ability to sometimes keep myself from being annoying, in others point of view. I am quirky, I accept that. I am unique, and I do my own things. I look at other people, and their friends, and at times I *sigh.* I wish for that, I do, but it doesn't happen. Eventually, if it gets near that point, it's just to take a turn for the worse, and disappear. *sniff*
*Final Insight w/ notes*
Most of my insights make me sad, they usually drive me near crying. At the end of them, I am usually in a downer mood. I am not depressed per se, but just down. At times I twist my view of the world, to a point where there is little hope. I know there is hope, that's the thing. I end up at peace, and realizing the world is what it is, and that I am still here and moving on. I have my own life, and it does not depend on other people entirelly. Entirelly as to mean, I would describe myself as others see me, and not as I see myself. It's imporant to consider how others see you, but it's also imporant to be able to see yourself, and clearly. I see myself, and I realize, while not having some things hurts me plenty, I am always recovering, and realizing, I will always strive, no matter what, to be myself, and be true to myself.