I pretended I was lolouch when I was in 1st grade of high school.

Post edited on 31st Aug 2013, 3:06pm

I thought I was a genius and destined for great things.

Look at me now!

>>22815
Same. And I thought I was the shit for reading Nietzsche.

On one hand I tried to be as carefree as Zidane from FF9, on the other, I tried to be as edgy as Squall from FF8. There was no good balance.

>>22815
That's basically how the syndrome works and why, one way or another, everybody has it.

>>22813
I wanted to be an artist and shit, even before 8th grade (when the syndrome exploded indeed). Actually, the other day my sister found an "illustrated poem" that I did at 7 or something; it was really stupid: it talked about a penguin (???) who experiments very bad luck, corruption, heaven's punishment and ends up in hell; however, it was shocking to see that I'm now using pretty much the same format and keeping similar moral concerns: it's like I either reverted into the self-whipped kid I was 20 years ago, or never really changed at all.

I wrote some long and boring thing, but I'll just say that it's pretty much >>22815 but without the whole 'genius' thing. I knew I had that limit and a few others, even if that didn't stop me from wanting to be some great being with a great existence.

I tried to act like a silent protagonist from video games, thinking it would make me look mysterious and cool. Boy, did that ever backfire. I also thought magic was real and would try to cast spells when nobody was around.

>>22815
This as well. Didn't help that everyone in my family thought the same thing about me.

When I was 14 (late 90s) I would immerse myself in RPGs on the Sega Genesis (an ancient console even then) because I was bullied by girls and by my father and life fucking sucked back then.

I also thought that I was a prophet and had magical powers. Isn't that weird?

>>22906
Weird because you succesfully prophecized you'd acquire magical powers?

>>22909

Actually, that very well may be true. I did DXM last night and realized that I have the power of divination, to a limited extent. I was able to foretell the gist of the futures of my brother and sister (brother was a dark brown unknown, sister had a massive wall of flesh surrounding her).

I am only two months away from 30 and I'm going to be a wizard, so yeah.

>>22915
Interesting, usually when on DXM I feel extremely synchronised with electronics. I can't really interpret my thoughts well while in that state but I like to record my thoughts in a notepad and read them later and interpret them.

>>23045

Yeah, while I'm on DXM I'm almost always right in front on my laptop, playing songs and messing around in Audacity. It is really supernatural in a way; I feel like I'm some sort of oracle who utilizes music to decipher things about life. I should probably get into solfeggio sometime.