Everyone is positively startlingly massive and magnificent. Even the least "at face value" likeable person has probably read something you haven't, seen something you haven't, done something you havent, or at bare minimum as a witty thing to offer (if only one thing in all the useless banter). If life is about capturing moments, and a person you won't expect has a moment you can't experience in any other way, then by God suck it up occasionally and give people a chance to impress you.
Surprisingly the most hygenic, best dressed, straightest teeth, sexiest hair, cleanest shoes all have remarkably the same pattern of "being". Yes, they to can surprise you, but with so much time spent trying to be perfect, little is spent trying to comprehend much of anything else that might be remotely interesting.
I suppose my advice is try to talk to as many different kinds of people as possible. And not the polite kind, but try and get some note worthy bites out of them.
The more you know the more you know, the more people you've known the more chance you have of a new perspective.
Don't get caught up with "the same kind of people" as you. Here is a spin on the whole thing: You being comfortable is not necessarily the best experience in this life. BAM!
Is it normal to find most people repulsive
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Everyone is positively startlingly massive and magnificent. Even the least "at face value" likeable person has probably read something you haven't, seen something you haven't, done something you havent, or at bare minimum as a witty thing to offer (if only one thing in all the useless banter). If life is about capturing moments, and a person you won't expect has a moment you can't experience in any other way, then by God suck it up occasionally and give people a chance to impress you.
Surprisingly the most hygenic, best dressed, straightest teeth, sexiest hair, cleanest shoes all have remarkably the same pattern of "being". Yes, they to can surprise you, but with so much time spent trying to be perfect, little is spent trying to comprehend much of anything else that might be remotely interesting.
I suppose my advice is try to talk to as many different kinds of people as possible. And not the polite kind, but try and get some note worthy bites out of them.
The more you know the more you know, the more people you've known the more chance you have of a new perspective.
Don't get caught up with "the same kind of people" as you. Here is a spin on the whole thing: You being comfortable is not necessarily the best experience in this life. BAM!