I ask this because I have been accused of as being weird. I know that I am weird, but I wonder what people really think when they say "weird". I am not always weird. I act differently around different people as we all do. When I am around my younger brother, I get "really weird." How is really weird different than weird. Are there different degrees of weirdness? Really what I am asking is, what makes something weird?
If difference alone makes something weird, than I know a lot of weird people. Anybody who thinks I am weird should be considered as "weird" to me. But sometimes weird people are not only different, but they are also rare. The lack of their kind makes them weird. If this is how we classify someone as being weird, then what do we mean when we say, "There are a lot of weird people." If most everyone is weird, then weirdness is the norm and the normal are weird.
If you think people are weird, just get to know them more. Find out what their friends are like and how they were raised. As you discover their background, you may understand that in their spheres, things are normal.
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