Actually rethinking I'm too many to count I'm a nerd, petrol head, metal head and a bit emo. Also I dress a bit like a skater, major identity crisis here
I'm not sure... Do working adults have a social group? I am not married and no kids but I am a homeowner so I guess I would be in the bachelor social group.
When you're trying to get into medical school, you'd understand.
Volunteering, maintaining a full-time credit course load while trying to ace them, having a job, studying for the MCAT and DAT (back up plan), while having to participate in various extra-curriculum activities beyond volunteering really adds up.
I see, so in the emo group there are sub-divisions of 'emos who do not self harm' and 'emo who self harm'. Interesting.
I think I'm the fellow who flies solo. I sometimes have a wingman who joins in on the mission. Other times, I hang with the bunch of people I'm stuck with. I'm a slacker as well, lazing around, doing nothing. Not really joining in clubs or activities. Probably cause there's no commitment.
Just my mates; the guys I think are cool and genuine. Not really a scene or anything like that. We all play instruments, sport, generally dislike people that try too hard to be cool and listen mainly to rock music.
Most people I've seen consider me as Emo, but I honestly say I would fall under the Nerdy-Helpful-Calm person. I'm not very enthusiastic and I might not seem happy all the time, but I'm quite intelligent and calm-minded. I am referred to as helpful from the people who know me well, though it doesn't seem that way on the outside. I'm also quite a quiet person due to the fact I am rather shy, but I do like to have people to talk to from time to time. I suppose you can think of me as Emo if you would like, but that's certainly not what I would say.
Let's see, not very clever, spends more time enjoying things and messing around rather then being serious or school-work. Very much like sports, and generally liked by most.
