Anything about my behavior a bit "off"?

I'm sorry but, how does someone dress mean? You really can't judge a cover by how someone dresses. I don't blame you for wanting to avoid loud people. At least you have some friends. Since you don't like the majority of people here, try looking outside of school when it comes to making other friends.

Yeah, it's normal. A lot of people are like you but you will never know because they have no interest in making friends with you either XD

I'm sorry, but people who say they don't need friends have never had any good ones. True, there are a lot of scumbags out there, but when you find someone you click with, your life becomes way more fun and way more exciting. Not only do you have someone else to share thoughts with, but you have a peer to share new experiences with. You'll never laugh more or feel as good as you will hanging out with a good friend. Friends make you feel like you're really living and that you really matter and that you're not just merely existing. Everybody, including anti-social and introverted people, need some social interaction in order not to go insane or become depressed. Who you need to find is someone who understands that you need to spend a lot of time alone and not take it personally. Even if you had someone to hang out with once every two weeks, that'd enrich your life SO much.

Which three stories does your school have?

I was like that in high school, but looking back I was probably like that in part because I had very little self-worth, or this screwed up misconception that I wasn't worth it. I hated being around people, and wasn't into conversing with others, therefore isolated myself from everyone else. I mostly blew off people that tried to converse with me.

After high school, I started to realize there was something very wrong with that outlook, and my overall sense of direction. Life is best when you're experiencing things and it's more enjoyable to experience things with others.

Sounds like a cop out to me. Just like those who are saving themselves for marriage, because they can't get laid, you don't want friends because you don't have any.
All in all, both are incredibly immature attitudes of failure, rather than the more mature one of overcoming the problem.
And, it seems to be very normal. I shudder to think what the world will be like when this generation is in charge. The ones raised with the "everybody is a winner" mentality aren't doing very well in the real world right now, perhaps y'all could take a lesson from them?