"You don't act your race/age/etc etc."

You're not special, unique or different if you don't act your age. Most people don't. You would think that, by having a bunch of friends who are so mature for 16, you'd notice! But you don't.

Stereotypes exist for other people, not for yourself. Christ. Look, it's more significant if you had a stereotype for a demographic* that was different than other people's stereotype for that demographic. These sorts of threads only exist for preening about yourself while insinuating other people need to expand their horizons, anyway.

* that you didn't belong to. Do I need to tell you this?

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Why do you want me to answer for someone else's stereotypes? I don't know you and I don't care about you.

But while we're at it, tell me how I'm wrong. Or is your group of friends both online and off an oasis of unique in a sea of conformity? How can it be that so many people tell you how they defy stereotypes, yet you think this is important somehow?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

If you're not asking me directly, why did you ask me directly?

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Like hell you are. Nowadays, the proper nerd browses 4chan while waiting for ego-stroking. The hypernerds of the future are here today.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

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People expect others to act like a stereotype for a very simple reason. The majority of the general public are pretty much mindless sheep who can't think for themself.

Do these two sentences look right to you?

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