Maybe he put the shoes on his hands, and walked around that way. It'd be hard to walk around on feet if you didn't have any.
Maybe he sold shoes.
I mean, people with no sense run countries, people with no talent are famous, and people with no taste are fashionable...
... but back OT.
mnm_bmx - I think many people on here at your age have felt similar feelings. It's nice you can trust people (even though you say you don't) by putting comments onto this thread. Some people will tell you what they think and it might sting a little, and some people will be comforting and sympathetic. Everyone has an opinion, and by inviting others to comment you have bravely bared your soul.
I wish you well, I hope that as you sit here and read, you've either got the strength to (how was it put) 'suck it up', or perhaps even it just makes you a little bit mad at the world for being an unforgiving place, or more likely you're feeling something completely different. No matter which - "whatever doesn't kill us, makes us stronger".
I have known quite a few people of similar age to me (shhh, 33) with Asperger's Syndrome, which I believe is a form of Autism. Some of them are almost completely normal, and one or two of them have some very unique ideas about life and live it in a fabulously eccentric way. All of them are good people, most have learned to trust after spending rather confused childhoods without being diagnosed. If you know you are AS, then there are people who can help, and people who understand.
And finally, know this. People can be very private. They don't often want to bare their souls, certainly not on public forums. There are dark pages in my past I have tried to forget - no way am I typing them out on my keyboard. Discussions like that are probably best one-to-one, face-to-face. When you find someone who you can have that conversation with, you may have found a very dear friend indeed.
Good luck in your search.
Venari.
