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woah wrote:

As for you mentioning about underlying problem - if you're talking about me, I probably wouldn't have made this thread had it not been a problem that affects me, and I probably would have written it better, that's true. But I am trying to make a genuine point about stereotypes and what people consider 'weird' and 'normal'.

Personally I think it's a major flaw within normal life that people are laughed at, stereotyped, whatever, for having odd traits or hobbies. As long as people aren't doing harm and they have a social life with people, what's the big deal? The other point I was trying to make was that there seems to be a fine line between having unusual hobbies and interests, and having mental difficulties. I was wondering where that line, if there is one really is.

Anyway, apologies for cocking this thread up a bit. Admins can close it if they wish. Renamed the thread anyway so it makes a bit more sense.

Dr Lobster* wrote: The underlying issue comment was regarding the poster of the comments on YouTube. They are written in a very consistent way which indicates to me an obsessive compulsive type but it could just be somebody bored In their bedroom.

Nick Harvey wrote:The best bit about this thread is the fact that dear old Google Ads has picked up what must be the most important point within it and is offering me a selection of washing machines at the foot of the page.