Thread: Tell us something weird about yourself

+ I'm a Starseed, but I somehow lost my memories of what I need to do here. I'm in a process of Reawakening since my Seven birthday, but the process is slow.
+ I love to ask all kinds of questions, all the time.

Originally Posted by michael79

+ I'm a Starseed, but I somehow lost my memories of what I need to do here. I'm in a process of Reawakening since my Seven birthday, but the process is slow.
+ I love to ask all kinds of questions, all the time.

So you are like a starseeker?

Originally Posted by HumbleDreamer

So you are like a starseeker?

It's quite the opposite actually, a starseeker seems to seek for new worlds or stars, on other hand a starseed is:

Star people (also known as starseeds and sometimes indigo children) is a concept from ancient cultures of the world fringe theory. Introduced by Brad Steiger in his 1976 book Gods of Aquarius,[1] it argues that certain people originated as extraterrestrials and arrived on Earth through birth or as a walk-in to an existing human body. It is a variant of the belief in alien-human hybrids.[2] There are many different beliefs as to the origins of star people or starseeds.[3] The term "star people" was taken from an existing Native American spiritual concept.[4]

Originally Posted by michael79

It's quite the opposite actually, a Starseeker seems to seek for new worlds or stars, on other hand a Starseed is:

Is that a Wikipedia definition?
Do you have a better definition?

I actually have people in my family tree history who were indigenous btw, a Princess. Someone married her. But, she died of the black Plague. It is a long story.

Originally Posted by HumbleDreamer

Is that a Wikipedia definition?
Do you have a better definition?

The wikipedia explanation is the most simple one and you can start your own research from there.

I actually have people in my family tree history who were indigenous btw, a Princess. Someone married her. But, she died of the black Plague. It is a long story.

I'm not sure why are you comparing the indigenous people of the Americas versus Indigo Children's

Originally Posted by michael79

The wikipedia explanation is the most simple one and you can start your own research from there.


I'm not sure why are you comparing the indigenous people of the Americas versus Indigo Children's

I thought this thread was about sharing something weird about yourself? Who said I was comparing the Americas versus the indigo children? What are you talking about?

Originally Posted by HumbleDreamer

I thought this thread was about sharing something weird about yourself? Who said I was comparing the Americas versus the indigo children? What are you talking about?

I'm sharing, you are the one asking questions btw!

I thought you answered my question. Then I shared something about my family heritage, Okay?

Okey, just the separation between questions and sharing was confusing ^^

Originally Posted by michael79

Okey, just the separation between questions and sharing was confusing ^^

Sorry, you mean perfectly not confusing.

Weird thing about me, I eat a lot of Sweet Potatos...

Originally Posted by HumbleDreamer

Is that a Wikipedia definition?
Do you have a better definition?

I actually have people in my family tree history who were indigenous btw, a Princess. Someone married her. But, she died of the black Plague. It is a long story.

Cool!

I found out last year, exactly on MLK day, that I am descended from slaves who came from the Congo. My dad has the same DNA. It's only 1.5% for me, but I just thought that was so cool.

Edit: Not weird, really, I guess. It was weird to me, or at least unexpected

Originally Posted by Draeger

Whelp, I'm otherkin now, specifically dragonkin. Had the feelings my whole life but I guess I just didn't pay attention until now. So that's another very weird thing about me: I don't identify as human.

Mostly just curious. What made you realise or think about this only recently?

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One weird thing about me is that when I was a child I had, what I now think could have been called a synaesthesia, which allowed me to literally feel "touch" of objects I wasn't nowhere near to such as faraway buildings, cars, etc. I only needed to look at the objects for this sensation to occur but I guess it was simulated really, because the sensation was relative to the perceptual size of the objects from my point of view.

Originally Posted by HumbleDreamer

1. I don't like social media that much.
2. I'm one of those people who have many lucid dreams a night since I've was five.

I honestly don't know if this counts? My parents' neighbor's house is built over a grave- tomb. I guess that this can be put in the category under "weird". The house used to be part of our property. Our house is over 200 years old. When I was about little, I used to run around the house.

Maybe its weird that i can't clearly define what is weird.

Perhaps what's weird is that i'm in a lucid dream forum and yet have no interest in lucid dreaming.

Originally Posted by DarkestDarkness

Mostly just curious. What made you realise or think about this only recently?

I just decided to see if there were more people like me, and, since I had heard the word otherkin at some point, it jumped into my memory and I looked it up. Found a community, then noticed that lots of stuff there was relatable. And then I suddenly had species dysphoria, worse than in my whole life, and now it's a constant subject for me, so I came out in a lot of places. Here, I just came out since I thought that it might be fitting to the thread.

I was born with anisocoria, one of my pupils is smaller or bigger than the other but, only slightly.

Originally Posted by MoonageDaydream

I'm not the best at predicting how what I say will be perceived by other people. This leads to many misunderstandings, always to my surprise! I'm also very clumsy, physically. I feel like Calamity Jane, all the time.

Yep. Calamity Jane, that's me. Just in case anyone didn't know. ^ ^