[QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"][QUOTE="Krazy_duck"][QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"][QUOTE="Krazy_duck"]Well I like AE and Aeropostale, don't have long hair, 4.0 with AP's, run varsity xc and track, am pretty well built, play videogames and love reading, love playing soccer and tennis, and have a girlfriend....
wow, i really don't no. I transcend barriers :p
Krazy_duck
No, you really don't, you seem like the normal preppy jock to me.
Well correct me if I'm wrong, but I normally associate popularity with jockiness, and I can't say I'm that popular. Preppy, meh, pretty flatly middle class. Of course, I don't like Iron Maiden, which may explain the bitterness
I associate playing sports with jockiness and wearing AE and Aeropostale with preppiness.
That's a pretty narrow and presumptive perspective, don't you think? Wouldn't I also be a nerd and geek for my grades, and my love of reading and gaming? But wait, that contradicts jockiness, doesn't it? And a band nerd for my guitar and music? There's alot going on there
People are, as a general rule, simple personalities with little added things. Like dislikes and likes, moods, you know. Junk. But there are pretty simple types and those types have things that make them tick. Make them run. Labeling yourself is like trying to find the hay in the needle stack; it just doesn't work. This whole labeling...idea doesn't really work. I define myself by what I do, not what others things of me. I define myself as me, which isn't a very complex label. See, as humans, we can only think in terms of "me, you, he/she/it, we, they". It's pretty limited. So that's why labeling has to do for now. But self-contemplation reveals a lot you'd like to not think about yourself. Do it sometime. 
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