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#1
Aren't we all unique?
Final score:
36points
Suzanne Haigh 4 years ago
Well, I think I am, I do not think I am like anyone else in many ways. If we were not all different then the society around us would be so boring.
Don't Look 4 years ago
for the most part, no. but there is going to be something just slightly different in each.
Tiny Dynamine 4 years ago
Not a single person is unique because we all share many qualities, charactertistics with other people. If anyone was unique, they wouldn't be able to communicate with anyone, wouldn't look like a human in any way and essentially wouldn't be a human. Sorry to dispel this myth, but it's true.
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#2
Um, my fingerprints and DNA?
Final score:
29points
#3
I have always tried to wear and do what I like. Despite the trends, what's in fashion, etc. So I guess the way I dress and portray myself to others. Also, I've had spine surgery, so I have about 4kg of Titanium in my back. That's pretty rare.
Final score:
23points
#4
I’m really spot on with guesses, so well that it’s kinda creepy, it’s a bit like being psychic, also my eyes are 4 different colors, blue, green, brown, and grey in both
Final score:
16points
TheCanadianShark (Submission author) 4 years ago
I can’t go anywhere without people staring at my eyes
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Candace Alagappan 4 years ago
oml i can actually relate to the first and yes I've always found it creepy...
Stalin's Moustache 3 years ago
but i forgot to add one more thing, my hair is 4 natural colours as well
#5
i'm super pale. never met someone as pale as me (unless this one guy who is an albino) i color my hair in this ginger/redish/orange color which is spacially mixed for me :) i stopped quite early in my life to give a f what others think about me and started to be myself. i learnt that a lot of people can't be themself because they care to much about was others might think..
Final score:
15points
Lovin' Life 4 years ago
I live by the rule that.... what others think of me is not my business.
#6
i sleep with a giant plush woodlouse which is probably pretty unique 😂🪳 i also like mashed potato & pea sandwiches have an imaginary world of mice and dress in a pretty unique style
Final score:
14points
Goth mouse (they/them) (Submission author) 4 years ago
I have loads of mouse characters and draw comics of their adventures nearly every day 😄🐁 6CB97C81-9...b-jpeg.jpg 
#7
I’m 15 and I have a a debilitating chronic illness that’ll last for the rest of my life 👍🏽. But instead of looking down and being upset about it I have a great outlook on life and plan to do big things. The illness I have is called type 1 CRPS. It kinda scary and I’m not saying this for pity, but so that if you ever meet anyone with it you’ll know what it is.
Final score:
14points
#8
Simple day to day things can get me worked up - paying bills, calling for a quote, grocery shopping etc. Big things, not really. Had cancer and when I was told my only thought was "well, that's cool, haven't been through this yet". Was a firefighter and the bigger the event the more I calmed down. It is like I have a "It's already a disaster so how much worse can it get" gene.
Final score:
13points
Demongrrrrl 4 years ago
When I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, I said "Cool! Does that make me one of Jerry's Kids? (Comedian Jerry Lewis used to do an annual telethon to raise money for kids with Muscular Dystrophy.)
Steve Shearer 4 years ago
Life is nothing but a series of events that we can use to have experiences. Some will avoid experiences as they label them as undesirable or harmful. Still, others will view an otherwise uncomfortable situation with openness and realize an experience that they will benefit from.
#9
I use proper grammar online (most of the time). 😂
Final score:
13points
Iʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 4 years ago
I KNOW ! for example “ ur nice “ or ya da ya da just makes me like “ no. “
Daria B 4 years ago
I don't mind these, to be honest. It's abbreviations or straight out slang. What I do mind is when people religiously use the wrong grammatical forms for specific things, like the apostrophe for plural, for example, which is something mostly done by native speakers. Also, insisting on the "y'all" or "yall" because they want to emphasise on the plurality of the audiences they're addressing, without realising "you" is already plural (the singular forms exist, but are archaic). While, really, they sound generalising about their statement, and that's annoying. I could go on and on, but I think it's easy to understand what I'm saying. And, for the record, I'm no native speaker of English, it's the only real "foreign" language of all 4 I'm actively using in my every day life. I did major in linguistics, though. So I might come off a bit snobby.
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seriously, that's about the weirdest of all. and I was looking for this sort of weird.
#10
I like to think my synesthesia makes me unique! I’ve always loved having it. And even though I’m not the only one who has it, I still think it’s unique because there’s no one else who experiences it exactly the way I do. Sometimes I’ll hear a song that makes me feel purple. Or someone will say a word that makes pink circles float in front of my eyes and it still makes me giggle even though I’m used to it. Love my colourful little world. My only wish is that I could find a way to hook my brain up to someone else’s so they could get to experience it too!
Final score:
13points
Miss Frankfurter 4 years ago
It would be so interesting to have that, although I've heard some people say it can be really annoying. I would love to be able to see music.
#11
been surprotected by my mother during my whole life. This had desastrous consequences during my adult life (suffered a lot of it, and made others suffer as well, as i thought everything was due to me). Don't know nobody who had a teenage crisis so nasty than mine. If you're a parent, and i'd have one advice to give to you, love your children, but don't surprotect them. push them gently into life when time has come. They are not your teddybears, they have to thrive. Hope not annoying anyone with my probs x)
Final score:
12points
#12
I am hoping to be unique in the next life.
Final score:
11points
#13
I follow my heart. I love animals. I dress for me, and me alone. I decided a long time ago that it was a waste of time to worry about what other people think of me. Like 50 years ago, when some friend of a friend was mocking me about wearing white socks with blue jeans. It seemed so random. I am generally very shy, but also decided that the older I get, that I can be more out spoken. I try very hard not to judge others, because every body has to be themselves. As long as they are not deliberately harming someone else. Or animals. Or vandalizing property that is not theirs.
Final score:
11points
#14
I draw fairly well pretty quickly, read a lot in a short amount of time, and have a birthmark which sort of looks like an apple with a bite mark out of it.
Final score:
10points
#15
I can make my thumb go at a 180 degree angle so a double jointed thumbs ?
Final score:
10points
Iʕ •ᴥ•ʔ (Submission author) 4 years ago
Yes ! Out of everybody I’ve met with , they all never have a thumb like mine . Then again , my relatives and parents don’t have it sooooo also definitely not a genetic trait
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#16
I have a skin disorder called Ichthyosis Vulgaris, but it's mild. Ichthyosis is Latin for "fish skin". Coincidentally, I've always been drawn to water and the ocean and obsessed with mermaids. Some have tickled a theorized legend that people with scaly, flaky skin have ancestral lineage to mermaids going as far back as Atlantis times, and the people of Atlantis were well-socialized with mermaids, perhaps even breeding. Okay, that's a stretch lol. It's just something I've read in a book written by an avid mermaid swimmer. I just think it's fun. I don't care if I'm in my 30s. I like to keep my imagination alive.
Final score:
10points
Lovin' Life 4 years ago
You had me going with the mermaid thing. I was like wow. I thought they were fiction. Lol
#17
I’m not like other girls. I have snakes for arms.
Final score:
10points
#18
I still have most of my baby teeth in my teenage years
Final score:
9points
#19
I use my trauma as a base for humour. More sad than unique
Final score:
8points
#20
I actually like the movie Showgirls.
Final score:
8points
#21
My feet are hyperflexible because of some joint problem in my ankle. Also I have like no arch in my foot. So yeah, my feet are unique.
Final score:
8points
#22
I'm non-binary and my gender experience/gender identity is different than everyone elses
Final score:
7points
#23
I'm left handed, have ADHD, I go to an international school, I can do all sorts of weird body tricks, I have hazel eyes, I first read The Hobbit in only three days (During school!!), and I really really really love dragons. I am almost bilingual, still working on that :) I am Nonbinary. I draw dragons all over everything, even though I can't see proportions right, (Which makes riding a bike with others a bit hard..) but I still try. I love to memorize things and am working on memorizing The Raven.
Final score:
7points
Stalin's Moustache 3 years ago (edited)
ADHD can be a bust because it takes me like twice as long to pass things like lifeguarding starting courses but its fun for the unique creativity it gives you, and the ability to think and make decisions quite fast
-alex_the_trans_demon- 4 years ago
I'm left handed and have ADHD as well! Also working on being trilingual.
#24
My thumbs! both of them are crooked to due a bone dysplasia. In my left thumb I have an extra bone. I used to have two more extra bones in my right one but they were removed when I was still a baby. Otherwise I wouldn't be able to bend my finger. So if I ever die under weird circumstances one could easily identify my body just by looking at my thumb.
Final score:
7points
#25
I use proper punctuation when writing texts to one another.I’ve also been known to be a nerd and use extreme vocabulary.
Final score:
7points
#26
I wish I was special.
Final score:
6points
Don't Look 4 years ago
perhaps you just wish you were more willing to try being special. We are all in possession of something that allows us to be unique. Just try to embrace it.
#27
I am an open book. I am not ashamed of my mistakes no matter how bad they were. I learn from them. I value my opinion and beliefsbbut most of the time don't express them unless ask. I am me and that's all I want to be. I suffer depression and anxiety disorders and feel that it's just meant to be that way.
Final score:
6points
Steve Barnett 4 years ago
You're not alone. As someone who shares similar opinions, you have my full support. Yours, s.
#28
I have a lot of hobbies that most people my age don't do. Also I am different because I have lots of anxiety and it makes me act different
Final score:
6points
Nora Horton 4 years ago
Yessss same. My anxiety and adhd means I need more thinks to busy my mind with. I make routines and schedules and when I’m not at school I’m at a theatre acting or during the weekends I’m at a hip hop class or the gym or volunteering or writing at a coffee shop or gardening or playing basketball in the driveway or skateboarding.
Lovin' Life 4 years ago
Same. I literally have no hobbies. Kinda sad huh? I to suffer from depression and anxiety disorders. It's no fun.
#29
My lungs are different sizes
Final score:
5points
#30
My style. I never wear anything that looks like something popular. Also I am very artistic.
Final score:
5points
#31
My flaws.
Final score:
5points
Lovin' Life 4 years ago
We all have flaws. We are human. If it's the mistakes that you make, learn from it. If it's beauty, embrace it. ❤
#32
I can bend my back so far back, when I was in 3rd grade, my teacher actually asked if I had a spine. No I'm not Sofie Dossi. I'm thinking of becoming a contortionist. My older brother built a pull up bar outside our family house, and I go there to exercise my back every 2 days. I can hang upside down from my legs, turn my back upside down and grab the pole again, so my back is on the inside. I also have a psychic ability, like one of the other posts I read. Give me any question about yourself or what's going to happen, I will almost always answer correctly. So yeah, I guess I am kinda unique
Final score:
5points
Kenny Earthling 4 years ago
I have a question about myself: what lottery ticket numbers should I buy?
Candace Alagappan (Submission author) 4 years ago
I forgot to add this, but recently, I found out I can sing the high notes in Ariana Grande's 'My Hair' 0w0
#33
Left handed, green/hazel eyes, pilot. Peculiar to decipher accent. My inner thoughts are what brought me to the extremity of my introvertedness (I can write for forever but talking is ... not usually worth it). Absolutely fascinated by natural disasters.
Final score:
5points
#34
Put me anywhere in the English speaking world ( and yes, everywhere has their specific terms for things that are different from other English speaking countries), but place me anywhere in English speaking Canada, anywhere in the US, England, Scotland, Ireland (especially), Bermuda, Australia, I can picked up the accent like a native speaker in about 3 days and have to struggle not to speak with it for fear of someone thinking I'm making fun of them.
Final score:
5points
Merrill N. Munro 4 years ago
I've found myself doing this especially with Cockney, Liverpudlian and "proper" Londoner English. Southern American accents from Texas, Florida, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama can begin pouring from my mouth within five minutes or less. Maybe it's because I'm a natural mimic and love how humans use verbal inflections and speed and tonalities to almost "sing" meaning into their language.
H.L.Lewis 4 years ago
I do this too. First time it happened I didn't even know I was doing it. At my sisters house, having a 3 way conversation with someone on the phone, who was in the Southern US. BIL was in tears by the time call ended. He was laughing so hard. He said every time I spoke into the phone my accent changed, and when I spoke with him, and sister, I spoke normally, ( without accent). I always called it my " lazy ear" lol. Never met anyone else who did this. So I think you're very cool!
Miss Frankfurter (Submission author) 4 years ago
Thank you. I didn't think anyone else did this either. Having lived in the south for 10 years, my first visit home I had a different speed of speaking different lilt to my voice and didn't say anything with what is described as a Canadian accent. BTW, we do not say it "oot, hoose and aboot". Thats just how people hear it because they don't hear the accent much. I still speak with a Southern lilt and I will always say the famous above description the American way. I probably always will. When I lived down there, no one could place where I was from because my accent was a mixture. I'm even known to still use y'all or y'alls. Its actually kind of handy. When I was visiting Bermuda on a work assignment for 3 weeks, at one point I was on a TV show being interviewed. I'd already been there 2 weeks. I had to concentrate to "stay Canadian"!
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Me
Final score:
4points
Miss Frankfurter 4 years ago
You beat me too it. That's what I was going to say. So does that make us not unique?
#36
I have a depressed breastbone and can rotate my elbows 180 deg without turning my hand on a table. I can spot inefficiency at a glance in structures and transportation. I understand "women's logic."
Final score:
4points
#37
I have an autoimmune of my liver. blood work showed nothing. had to have a biopsy to prove it.
Final score:
4points
#38
I don't like chocolate.
Final score:
4points
Miss Frankfurter 4 years ago
What's wrong with you? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Just joking. I love chocolate, but the crap stuff is just awful and the good stuff can have a very powerful taste to it. At %80 it's pretty bitter. So I understand that people wouldn't necessarily like it.
lara (Submission author) 4 years ago
My absolute destructive obsession is "sweet and sour." There is a product called "Hall's Vitamin C drops." Ohmygawd, they are my bete noir, my waterloo, my "just one more won't hurt" decline into total nirvana. Which leads to overwhelming pain in my knees. Sugar is an inflammatory and when I eat sugar I either get pain like you wouldn't believe or I break out in itching hives. I can't even eat peaches or oranges. So, virtual indulgence would be good.
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Aunt Messy 4 years ago
I knew a kid who hated both chocolate and peanut butter. Her mother is grateful. It means she can buy the good chocolate and no one's getting into her stash.
#39
One of my friends has red hair, blue eyes, and is left handed
Final score:
4points
#40
I can read my cat's mind. He thinks mostly "sleep" and "play" and sometimes"eat".
Final score:
3points
Candace Alagappan 4 years ago
I know what my cat is trying to say. Part of my psychic abilities I guess...
#41
My genetics, for the literal part of my answer. I think I'm unique because I'm half Ojibwe and hold an "Indian Status Card" that allows me to live and work in either the States (USA) or in Canada. I have central heterochromia in both my eyes, hypermobile hands (whereas my daughter is a human Gumby), and both white and dark coloured birthmarks due to my mixed genes. I wouldn't say my personality is all that unique, at least until you get to know me.
Final score:
3points
#42
I can bend my fingertips at 90 degree angles both ways, I'm 5 foot and probably won't get much taller, I do not like people, and I have serious anxiety and possibly depression 😀
Final score:
3points
#43
Green eyes with pale gold flecks at the center, outlined with blue. Also, RH negative blood.
Final score:
3points
#44
I am a middle aged white woman who is currently training to be a certified African vodoun priest. Also I used to write computer code (mostly web-related stuff and Unix) for a living AND I am the dreadlocks specialist in my area. Weird combination but works for me.
Final score:
3points
#45
For me numbers and letters have colours and texture. Recently I told someone and they said it was cool and wished they had that. I always thought I was weird until now.
Final score:
3points
#46
I am loved by the cutest sentient being in the observable universe!
Final score:
3points
#48
1. My leg braces. 2. My purple hair. 3. The scars on my arms.
Final score:
2points
#49
I can find four leaf ☘clovers I give them away to who ever is near me. maybe 60 so far.
Final score:
2points
H.L.Lewis 4 years ago
I have. Neighbor used to have a patch, that had lots of " mutated " clover. Only place I ever found them. Do you know what causes it? If I did, I've forgotten. It was a long time ago.
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Also I have natural immunity to TB and, it seems, all viruses - I hope that includes Covid - I can get bacterial infections but never had colds flu etc
Final score:
2points
#51
So I’m not sure if it’s unique but I can do a lot of things with my body I can -rotate both my wrists 360°+ -touch both of my thumbs to my wrists -get my arms over my head while clasping hands -lift the top half of my middle finger while the rest of my hand is flat -bend my middle fingers back 90° -walk silently I am also capable of walking while reading (because I’m a huge bookworm (hi to all the keeper of the lost cities fans))
Final score:
2points
Carmen Sandiego 4 years ago
I can do a few of these (walking silently is a must in what I do) but damn, rotate both your wrists 360 degrees+ ?
AutumnSong2009 (Submission author) 4 years ago
I was actually just fidgeting with a rotating stool one day and I remembered some person who could rotate their wrists so i decided to try it and I guess I can. And yes, walking silently is a must. Also carmen Sandiego is bomb btw. I love it so much. But season 4 tho…
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Gold Medal Dyke 4 years ago
I was the first infant in California to have open-heart surgery. 1963. It's so damned good to be alive.
Lovin' Life (Post author) 4 years ago
Congratulations and so glad you are here. ❤
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Laura Watts 4 years ago
I have a brown oval birthmark on my left side supposedly because my mother had a craving for Mars bars
Gold Medal Dyke 4 years ago
I was the first infant in California to have open-heart surgery. 1963. It's so damned good to be alive.
Lovin' Life (Post author) 4 years ago
Congratulations and so glad you are here. ❤
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I have a brown oval birthmark on my left side supposedly because my mother had a craving for Mars bars
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