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<blockquote data-quote="ERR0R" data-source="post: 2192701" data-attributes="member: 261488">Ever since I was little I had trouble keeping friends. Not primarily because I was totally unsociable but, for other various reasons. They would often have to move (unnaturally often it seemed) or just randomly flake away like leaves on a tree for one reason or another. One example could be that last friend I just lost because he &quot;got a life&quot; and is always so busy with his new friends that he forgot about me. So that was the last person I could talk to on an equal level and I&#039;m pretty much by myself again and the internet is literally the only thing I have left that can respond equally and sentiently to my input. It&#039;s not all bad though I guess. Due to all the excess time I have I obtained more talents and scraps of knowledge than the average person. I know how to juggle, program in 4 computer languages, climb a flat 9ft wall, origami, poetry, build electronics, DJ mix, animate, ride a unicycle and an office chair as practical transportation, and the list goes on. So in a way I&#039;m almost grateful I have no life but, I would someday like to know what it&#039;s like to have a circle of friends to do things with and talk to instead of always having to think of ways to entertain myself and talk to myself to prevent voice atrophy. Oh I forgot to give background information. I&#039;m entering senior year in high school, I&#039;m male, weigh about 100 pounds, about 5&#039;6&quot;, clear and very pale skin, and clueless about my attractiveness. Anyway in-case anyone was actually bored enough to read all of that I&#039;d like to hear some feedback of things I might be able to do about my generic teenage issues.Drugs are for dumb asses. I learn to take my mind off things instead...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ERR0R, post: 2192701, member: 261488"] Ever since I was little I had trouble keeping friends. Not primarily because I was totally unsociable but, for other various reasons. They would often have to move (unnaturally often it seemed) or just randomly flake away like leaves on a tree for one reason or another. One example could be that last friend I just lost because he "got a life" and is always so busy with his new friends that he forgot about me. So that was the last person I could talk to on an equal level and I'm pretty much by myself again and the internet is literally the only thing I have left that can respond equally and sentiently to my input. It's not all bad though I guess. Due to all the excess time I have I obtained more talents and scraps of knowledge than the average person. I know how to juggle, program in 4 computer languages, climb a flat 9ft wall, origami, poetry, build electronics, DJ mix, animate, ride a unicycle and an office chair as practical transportation, and the list goes on. So in a way I'm almost grateful I have no life but, I would someday like to know what it's like to have a circle of friends to do things with and talk to instead of always having to think of ways to entertain myself and talk to myself to prevent voice atrophy. Oh I forgot to give background information. I'm entering senior year in high school, I'm male, weigh about 100 pounds, about 5'6", clear and very pale skin, and clueless about my attractiveness. Anyway in-case anyone was actually bored enough to read all of that I'd like to hear some feedback of things I might be able to do about my generic teenage issues. Drugs are for dumb asses. I learn to take my mind off things instead... [/QUOTE]

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