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Explain the first time you realized you weren't a normalfag.
I'll start:
>Not the first time I realized, but I was truly alienated.
>In drama club at highschool, two years ago. (sound tech)
>Romeo and Juliet because it's cliche.
>Do the job with three other kids, only know those three other kids at after party. I'm the only one who knows how to work the soundboard/lights.
>Make that play fucking work because no one can even plug in a cable.
>Drop no spaghetti at "cast party"; just a normal person.
>Not a word spoken to me except for one person.
>When I leave, that person the next day tells me that every one ridiculed me for the soundwork and made fun of my dead grandma.
>I'm not kidding. She had died on the day of the first show, so I could only go to one of the showings out of three.
Today is the second anniversary of her death not to get mushy.
'Regular' people are dicks. We are the only sane ones.
I'll start:
>Not the first time I realized, but I was truly alienated.
>In drama club at highschool, two years ago. (sound tech)
>Romeo and Juliet because it's cliche.
>Do the job with three other kids, only know those three other kids at after party. I'm the only one who knows how to work the soundboard/lights.
>Make that play fucking work because no one can even plug in a cable.
>Drop no spaghetti at "cast party"; just a normal person.
>Not a word spoken to me except for one person.
>When I leave, that person the next day tells me that every one ridiculed me for the soundwork and made fun of my dead grandma.
>I'm not kidding. She had died on the day of the first show, so I could only go to one of the showings out of three.
Today is the second anniversary of her death not to get mushy.
'Regular' people are dicks. We are the only sane ones.
