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Outcast

Someone who doesn't label themself to any specific identity. They are often overlooked by the rest of the world and usually don't 'fit in' with the rest of the scene. They are also commonly used by what friends they think they have, as the outcast being a nice person and all. Outcasts have a harder time fitting in or finding friends as their interests are probably not what's mainstream and popular. Afterall, if everyone was all interested in the same thing (which most are) the world would be a boring place. A good example would be someone who is a roller coaster enthusiast in school, where no one else gives 2 hoots about that subject matter. It is common that an outcast only hangs out by their friends if the friends have nothing else to do...and use the outcast as a last resort.

Outcast's friends: Hey, let's call up Bob as none of the rest of our friends could go to the movies.

By angrygumball

outcast

Someone who is years ahead of his time. A young version of the wise old owl, he is often misunderstood as being self-centered, snobbish, or sketchy, whatever the hell that means. Unfortunately for him, he's often neither, just extremely shy. Because of his shyness, he becomes more and more withdrawn from society which makes him even more reluctant to talk to others (after all, what could they be saying about him behind his back?) He needs a friend and probably would make a very loyal friend, but his social isolation leaves him doubtful of who to trust. Basically, he's one of the few people who genuinely deserves sympathy.

Alright, I'll admit, I'm an outcast. But I sure am proud of it.

By cruisingonthrough

outcast

An individual who is not widely embraced by their peers for various reasons. This lack of acceptance is not always due to outright [rejection], but often times from being in unfamiliar surroundings (in which [case] it usually passes), having a mutual lack of interest, common ground, or initiative. Social skills definitely have something to do with it, but these are [hard] to quantify since there are a variety of ways that people relate to others, many of them with considerable success. It really is a matter of whether or not you have found your Feng Shui (figure of speech) in relating to others and have that developed that special "It". "It" is not a given thing (people in circumstancial isolation, such as [prison] or homlessness, lose their social skills foremost), but comes from 1. Confidence in self-exposure, 2. Practice and Interaction, 3. Analyzing Mistakes The idea that social skills are naturally endowed stems from a certain [type] of personality (extrovert) that gravitates toward those three, but anybody who isn't One Hundred Percent [happy] with being completely [alone] can become comfortable with these habits. Don't get rid of that vivd imagination and dynamic mind just because it's an internal trait, but share it with other people in an engaging (meaningful to them) [way], and good results can be expected. If not, the problem might be in your environment or with the individuals that surround you. You don't have to be slave to the social structure, but that's no reason to be a slave to lonliness. Followers of Christ: This issue brings up a responsibility on our part. The stone that the builders rejected becomes the cornerstone, and those who aren't [sick] have no need of a physician. Just [like] any other social group, we are also sinners and we tend to exclude others. The only difference with us is that we just happen to be on celestial parole, which is a given privelige, not a [hard]-earned quality. Remember that we are intended to be recognized for our indescriminate [love], not for being so much holier than thou, so be a neighbor to whoever needs it, especially those who are considered lowly in [whatever] [way]. Also realize that "Go forth and make discliples of all nations..." is not a comission to ram your faith down someone's pee-hole and give a Holy "Screw You" to those who don't accept, but an urging to offer a simple invitation: "Will you be a part of this good thing I've found?" Good luck, but remember: Far beyond how many converts you attract is how fervently you have loved your neighbor. "...if I have not loved, then I am nothing." ~[Paul] The Apostle

Ridiculing an outcast is [like] [stealing] from the desitute.

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