hmm well than you should change your mentality good sir.

I would say that I often stand out from the crowd, people often mistake my faux-arrogance for the real McCoy, though.

I might be mediocre, but I wouldn't say that I suffer from it. I'm pretty comfortable with where I am in life, even if the rest of society demands that I shouldn't be. I'd rather be happy than rich or famous.

I tend to stand out. In classes and a work, I'm always the example. I just give off that "Hey, come talk to me" vibe. When I'm in a public place, I don't lack confidence, but I don't look for attention, either. I'm relatively anti-social, reclusive, and often times, depressed. It's always been like that, for me.

No. I'm one of the, if not the, smartest kid in my class, people tend to say that I am extremely smart for some inexplicable reason and they looked at me all funny when I said the synonym for the word unnecessary with "flu" in it was superfluous.

I can't imagine why.

You make youself sounds like a kid in my English class. We were assigned to do a project explaining the definition of a word each, and he came up with an ingenious story about pirates with the word salvage.

No one wanted to come after him, because they couldn't follow it up. lol

You mean you had to make up a story for the etymology?

Also, how does that relate to me?

And how did I screw up my second to last sentence so badly!?

Not necceseraly a story, we all made posters and small pictures.

It has to do with you because of the bolded part.

Okay...?

I didn't know that making up a story about pirates for a word definition was considered smart nowadays.

Look! It's the word affluent! The pirates buried their material affluence in the ocean floor!

Think what you want.