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How are you different from the stereotypical "average person" in your country?

Feel free to define "average" how you see fit. This isn't about debating what is average person. Comparisons to the averages in your age / friend group are fine too.

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    • I don't wear plaid or denim
    • I'm not a lumberjack
    • I'm not wearing a toque (right now)
    • I don't have a (full) beard
    • I don't play hockey (anymore)

    I should probably change my username and avatar.

  • When I was growing up, one of the first questions someone would ask a kid was what team they supported, and not even if they liked football in the first place. So I guess I was in a big minority there.

  • I'm not carrying a gun made of bacon and watching young Sheldon

  • I'm Texan by birth. I don't like guns, meat, or driving. I think Mesoamerican history is way more interesting than the Civil War.

  • I grew up in two different countries. Eventually moved back to the one with better healthcare since I'm dealing with a few old injuries. Over here, people tend to be somewhat distant and I'm quite the opposite. Always chatty, always outgoing.

  • I'm a huge nerd wearing a tinfoil hat:

    • owns many computers, all run Linux
    • GrapheneOS
    • not on social media (other than Lemmy) do not use WhatsApp
    • NAS in the leaving room
    • 3D printer in the leaving room I pass for normal in social settings until some ask for my WhatsApp or Instagram or what have you.
  • I hate sitting in the sun, which is the opposite of most of the country. The heat and light make me feel super annoyed and uncomfortable.
    In contrast, most of the people here are sun worshippers. Sitting outside in direct sunlight as much as possible.

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