Monday, February 9, 2009

In need of a workout....

Someone mentioned, not that long ago, that sometimes people may befriend those people of lesser intelligence simple to make themselves feel better. I suppose it is sort of like walking down the street looking for someone that may be more out of shape than yourself, that way you can say “hey, I don’t need to get exercise, look at that person, they are the one that needs it!” But of course, the difference is that when your intelligence is low enough, it never crosses your mind how unintelligent you are, whereas, when you’re out of shape, you normally still know it. But then again, round is a shape, right? ; )
Anyway, I have a hard time talking to people I cannot communicate with, wow, that makes sense! I don’t mind talking to someone smarter than myself, and I enjoy communicating with those I feel can both understand me and I can understand, but I find it quite exhausting to talk to those “other people” that I can not be understood by as my normal self. It is nice, once in a while, especially when I am having one of those days I feel stupid, to talk to someone on a different (lower?) level, but for the most part, when I meet one of those people that can not be prompted to think, I am lost indeed. The thing is, I wonder and worry sometimes if I am not the stupid person to others. How am I supposed to know if I am the boring person that they don’t believe is capable of being intellectually stimulating? It is scary :/ Not really though :)

Anyway, if anyone actually reads this pathetic blog, tell me something random and interesting, I am in great need of a those mentally imposing possibilities as my text books and lack of social interactions have weighed down my mental capacity into a blob of fatty matter than so needs a workout, more so than I do physically, before my caged mind becomes to obese to stir from these mentally enslaving chambers I am now in. (And that, my dear friend, is a very run-on sentence that you will kindly ignore and not hold against me ;)

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