Agreed. I've met a lot of "nerdy" people and they can be pretty stuck up, especially over the most trivial shit. A lot of them change their opinion of me on a whim, just cause I say "oh, I don't like that" or "yeah, I'm kinda into this" and never speak to me again like I broke some sort of ancient law.

My brother hangs out with nothing but "bro's" and they've all welcomed me with open arms and treated me like family despite being socially awkward, homosexual and shy. I can just be loose around them and not worry about judged or shunned for anything.

It's not to say that all nerdy people are like that, but for the most part, I've experienced the same thing.

yeah, i can see that. a lot of the really exclusive people just give looks when they hear me talk about something *~*NoT NeRdY*~*, or even god forbid saying i like anime but also enjoy animated movies from other cultures... its become it's own 'in group', and that's not fun.

i mean i go to a big school and i usually ignore jockish types on campus just cause idk I'm awkward and don't wanna talk to them or anything lol. Nothin' they do, and to be honest all the ones I've talked to in classes n shit are pretty laid back bros or whatever and i got no issues with them.

that directly contrasts how i feel towards the sorta dudes who fill up the games rooms and shit cause like. k yeah i'm lame as shit i wanna play magic the gathering but just lookin at the dudes who play seems like the sorta people who'd jump on my ass for not liking ponies or shit lmao i dunno

FUCK NERDS.

nerds have kind of surpassed the jocks/prep types as the new anti-inclusive...it's sad to say but it's true. granted no majority speaks for the whole but the way the tables have turned has brought out the absolute worst in nerdy/geeky people, whether because they're in the mindset of "now i'll show them" or whatever. idk idk it reminds me of animal farm and how the pigs overthrew the humans only to BECOME the humans they hated so much