Ok, weird is: When you’re walking down the street. The day is a glorious 75 degrees. The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and there’s a breeze just strong enough to keep the mosquitos down. You’re strolling along taking it all in, absolutely engaged with the serenity around you. The way the breeze is blowing the grass. The iridescence of the bubble that just peacefully floated past you. You round a corner and come face to hump with this Quasimodo looking guy. You gaze slowly drops to meet his one regular eye, and the one that looked half popped out of his noggin. “Good afternoon” you say. “Pancakes kaleidoscope shrubbery” he responds. You’re so taken aback by what he said you didn’t even react as he turned around and pulled down his pants. Now, completely stunned you’re helpless except to watch him pop a sick squat, leaving his gentleman bag to rest squarely on your laces. Slowly he gets up out of the squat dragging said jewel sack all the way across your shoe to the toe as he also pulls his pants up in one swift motion. He turns just enough that his popped out eye can turn and look you dead in yours. “HONK HONK BLARG” he yells at the top of his lungs. Without hesitation at this point he begins to cartwheel away from you at a brisk jogging pace until he reaches the back alley which he disappears into. You finally come to your senses and run to the back alley to see where this guy went. When you get there you’re met with a bare back alley with no one in sight. “Well that was -blam!-en weird” you think to yourself.

It all depends on what tribe you belong to. The jocks think the goths are weird, the goths think the roman's are weird, the romans think the NCR are weird. Different strokes for different folks.

Me. I'm the most complicated thing I've ever known of.

Guess that’s the newer version of the ? If more than half the population is legally insane doesn’t that make insane the new normal and the normal are the insane

People tend to base the idea of “normal” on what the current culture perceives as acceptable or trendy, be it socially or otherwise. Normalcy is a subjective construct. Those who deviate from those trends are typically categorized as being odd or weird. Don’t be a follower, stay weird.

Everyone is unique, but not in every aspect. "Weird" is when one deviates from commonly shared aspects, not commonly diverse ones. Alternatively, "weird" can indicate that a certain aspect is an outlier on a spectrum in which the majority of individuals fall within a certain range.

I believe that as humans, we evolved as social creatures. Therefore anyone that has any sort of trouble socializing for whatever reason is perceived as weird. Most people that are introverts, loners, anti social result to this from being ignored by everyone that's "normal". The media and society in general have a huge impact on what is accepted as normal. Religion, culture are also key factors. Mental disorders are sometimes used against people as well, but that's a separate discussion. Ultimately life is what you make of it and you are free to make your own choices. Some one could be happy with life even if every one else thinks they are weird. Someone "normal" can be miserable everyday, wishing they were someone else. Life is short so make sure you make the best of it and always do what you want to most as to not have any regrets. Don't let what others think or what society says about you ever get in the way of anything.

[quote]So my question is what does truly being weird look like?[/quote] Weird looks like anything that makes the observer feel that something about you is "off". It can be literally anything, or nothing. It could be something that really isn't weird, but just because the observer decides that it is something odd to them or something they don't like, now to them it is weird. The question is, do you embrace your 'weird' or does it embarrass you? Are you being intentionally weird for attention?

[quote]Complicated answers only[/quote] Twone number of chairs in the room that yes

being weird is being abnormal, true everbodys weird [i]in a good way[/i], then there's a few that are [i]weird in a bad way[/i]. it'd be difficult to explain to an alien but as a human you know what i mean

People like to think they’re a lot more unique and quirky than they actually are. In reality, almost all of us are much more normal than we like to admit. We generally like to think that we like things that are “weird”, but generally speaking when someone actually is weird, people tend to shun them, and stick to their groups that follow social norms. You probably know some people who are actually weird, and chances are you probably don’t like them because of it, even if you don’t realize that’s the case.

Something or someone that does not conform to few or no aspects within their local social ecosystem. It may be very broad, but the perception of that ecosystem’s perception has its limit to varying degrees.