In high school, I was the class clown. I made almost laugh or was laughed at. I enjoyed making people laugh through my eccentric personality.
As I've transitioned to college I've removed that from me. I no longer show happiness nor show any inclination of crazy, eccentric, quasi-gay behavior "for fun" because I did not want the reputation that I'm gay, because I'm not.
Best damn bet we all tried to suck our dick at one point. HA gay
Anyways,
I think it's important for me to show the fun side of me again while I still have time in college. The problem lies in my own self-belief that I still am and can uncover again that fun side of me.
I somewhat believe I can replicate the eccentric behaviors until I believe I am once again my previous energetic self.
I'd like some tips to not come off as gay this time around, as a lot of people thought I was gay. My college is EXTREMELY LGTBQ+ centered so having the gay reputation wouldn't help again.
Some things I'd do:
Say "Yass girl"
"Snap my fingers"
Spazzy head motions
Dance in place whenever a good song would play over the intercom in the hallway
Yell out a look-alike celebrity when the teachers would pull up their desktop background of their family members or pets
What are some ways that you're able to exude energy, fun, charisma, without coming off as a queer gay person or whatever gender non-conformity you identify as? Do you this bull shit liberal arts college has poisoned me with. Shit.
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