Hello. Active as of 23-02-2014.

I remember, it was in the fifth grade that I became aware of distinct personalities I employed. I didn't dwell on it long, then. But I will, now.

So, at school, I tended to do my work and be obedient to the will of my teachers and whatnot. In the presence of what I would have then called my friends, I mirrored them. I took their interests and made them mine. I thought it was normal, finding new things to like, even when I didn't. I had a wide circle of people I spent time with. I was different in every situation. I was brazen and foul with a person of the same. Quiet and timid with those types of people. I was excited and happy around those who were like that. Obviously, I was completely different among my family, too.

It is also pertinent to note that I didn't understand common social graces at all, until nearly 15 years of age. I simply emulated.

I usually emulated people I saw potential in, or things others saw potential in, rather. I've really grown in that sense.