Who doesn’t suffer from Individualitis in some context?

Don’t we all hate something because it is so popular? Many like it and it boggles our minds!

The mere mention of something popular can drive us into a frenzy.

Do we suffer from Individualitis?

According to Urban Dictionary : “A serious condition involving a change of outlook on the victim, making them view popular, trendy or highly public things as bad, uninteresting or unbearable. They’re often found making baseless assumptions or excuses to accusations of individualitis.This is commonly found in hipsters and some victims who “hate” pop music.”

Don’t most of us have some deep seated hatred of pop music that is popular but we feel is so uncreative and unoriginal and is used to just simply sell products.

Hipster: “God I hate Lady Gaga so much, her music pisses me off.”
Friend: “Why?”
Hipster: “She’s so weird and popular, I just hate it”
Friend: “I think you have individualitis.”

Couldn’t be just a hatred of following something deemed cool in contemporary culture.

Seems like Individualitis gets a bad wrap.

The Most Talented SOB In The Room!

If I ever had a catchphrase to show my badder Edgar side it would be “The most talented SOB in the room.”

It would be a slightly more arrogant side of myself based on my true ‘attitude’ side.

It would be my bitter side a little angry feeling like I had to be confrontational with others.

This is only to be used in those extreme situations where I really need to present myself in a certain light.

And a certain sense of humor to boot.

Speaking of learning more about your inner bad guy. Check out this video below.

Back Off From My Peripersonal Spatial Awareness

Some of us really like our personal space.

We can’t understand why people sit right behind us in an empty restaurant or an empty bus or train.

Part of the reason is I expect the worst in human nature. People talking loudly on their phones with speaker, Kids running around, or music blaring.

Some of us actively think about it where others just sit down in an empty seat.

We physically feel ourselves cringe as they sit in the very spot that we would have avoided at all costs.

My thoughts revolve around comfort, quiet, akward staring, and necessary elbow room

Interpersonal space distance of comfortable social interactions. Peropersonal space is the basis of us forming defensive and non defensive actions.

Some of us were social distancing 20 years before!

Somehowif we could only warn them about invading our space.

This seems to give the message Talk to the HAND a few feet in frnear the headless mannequinn!