When did you realize that you were different from everyone else?

When did you realize that you were different from everyone else?

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I was like 6 and I was at daycare.
Everytime I tried to join a game or friend group on the playground, the kids would all scatter.
I remember consciously going "..They'll never be my friends. I'll never be like them."

Freshman year of high school
It's a little weird because to my memory I was a pretty normal kid, I wasn't really a shut-in until 9th grade granted I was homeschooled up until that point.

When I got rejected.

Pretty much always. I'd say from a young age when kids started saying things like "runned" and I realized most people are retarded.
I remember strongly identifying with the song/movie Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer specifically because he had talents for which he was mocked, and then suddenly those talents became useful.
Weirdly enough I'm a very social guy, but I do feel like people often don't understand me. All I've done with my gifts though is think myself into a deep depression.

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There is no us vs them (Non normies vs normies). There is simply no "we" in our society more a lot of "i's".
It's already clear but it should become clearer as the world individualized more.

Parents described me as talkative and outgoing when I was really young but I became a complete shut-in when I entered public education

are you me? this exactly happened me too

I remember being normal, or at least unaware of not being normal, until high school. Then all my friends were fucking and I could not bring myself to walk up to girls that I knew for a fact liked me. I've never really felt bitter about it and I remember being in awe of sexuality back then, it was this world that I did not understand. Now that the brief infinity of adolescence is over, I believe there was not much more to understand than the will to reproduce

Mom told me when I was kid basically. She explained to me that I was very quiet and kept to myself so it was hard to understand me meanwhile my older brother was outgoing and easy to read.

same, sadly

Same to me user. I was an introvert and a fucking genius like a prodigy always top on class and i pretty much belittled all the same age as me and some of the other seniors because how slow they are or just how smart i was. I got so redpilled back then and grew up knowing all advanced shit than others that i became so depressed and miserable. Good thing im still sociable these days

This is an interesting take. The world became more individualist, yet people struggle to find communities anywhere. Everyone is begging to be part of something bigger. Internet or not. How is the world becoming more individual against people's will? What the fuck is happening?

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Like 2002 when i was in like the fourth grade. SpongeBob was the most popular show and everyone wore thise stupid yellow shirt with his face on it and every birthday party was full of his stupid face. I hated it because i thought the shiw was obnoixous as hell.

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I am so smart. Everyone else dumb.

No you are just autistic. Deal with it nerds.

I was unaware until sometime in elementary school. Really set in during middle school when I couldn't remotely understand everyone's behavior and why they were all such two-faced machines.

Owo I'm not normal, time to take my medication.

he really was a great shot. if he wasnt a super autismo he would have made a great soldier. shitty how things turned out for him.

i really don't see how i'm different though. average height, average weight, average looks, white, heterosexual. there's nothing different about me. i don't know why people think i'm different.

The most stand-out occasion to me was when a feind said
>user is the weird one, he'd be the first to admit
It was absolutely news to me.