Eccentricities
I am undeniably strange, so much so, I'd go as far as to say that nobody weird like me. (So we're on the same page, I don't mean 'weird' as in a perverted sort of way, but more like what a parent would call 'unique'.)
Tertiary Colors
For just about everything in my control, I use the same two or three colors— orange, purple, (and sometimes) green. Needless to say, these are my favorite colors, and I believe each of them say something about me and my character.
- Orange - Represents energy, creativity, optimism, and warmth. In addition, tons of stuff I love are orange, such as snacks I eat (i.e., cheeses and oranges) and Garfield. At school and with my friends, I'm usually a very cheery, hyper person, which is why I think orange
- Purple - Represents emotional sensitivity, immaturity, moodiness, and introversion. Honestly, I have a very fragile ego, and get easily get upset by so many little things (like other things you'll read about here). As for the introversion, I am incredibly shy in public, and get irritated by loud or busy settings.
- Green - Represents naivity, growth. I am way too overly trusting in people I meet in real life, which has obviously brought a lot of negativity towards my way. As of now, my goal is to grow, become smarter, more perceptive, and overall regulate my purple qualities.
The Number Eight
I have a strange, inexplicable stigma around odd numbers. My ideal numbers are all divisble by eight. I don't mind numbers divisble by four or two, but odd numbers, with the exception of one, make me sick. When I change the volume on my TV, I only change it to 8, 16, 24, or 32. For my social battery meter, I use XX/32, rather than XXX% or XXX/100. Even in my code, when I have to put a number for the size of an image and stuff like that, it's usually divisble by eight. Don't let the Death the Kid at the start of this paragraph fool you, this has nothing to do with him (we just so happen to share a favorite number), but I do think that this might be related to symmetry.
Writing
On my page, I try to keep near-perfect grammar, occasionally mixed up with bullshizz that I made up because I prefer it over the correct way. The same goes with most things that involve me writing, with the exception of casual spaces like social media and messages between friends. In addition, I can only write with a Sharpie S Gel pen, unless I need something big or bold, where I would use a Sharpie marker.