I spell things in both the English and American ways of spelling things in the same paragraph. Like Color/Colour
I correct people alot
I argue alot
Minor injuries like scratches hurt me alot whereas major injures (splitting skulls, breaking arms etc) I generally cant notice.
I cant resist moving in a rhythmic pattern of some sort when singing or listening to a song (even if it’s just bobbing my head, tapping a foot, swinging about)
I used to have more than one personality in my head (I’d phase out and start talking to myself by putting on different voices and each voice would have it’s own personality and opinions etc.) I’d eventually realise when I remember I’m on my own and snap out of it. Though it was a bit embarrassing when it happens in the shower because I think I should freak out if I hear people talking to me there. It’s weird though because I thought they were real people and then I realise they’re not, just so weird. Doesn’t happen anymore, luckily.
I don’t like to laugh visibly. I didn’t even realize this until my karate teacher pointed out that she never sees me laugh, which I found odd since I laugh at pretty much anything. However, when I’m in public, I don’t like people to know if I’m laughing.
This actually hearkens back to high school where some students would question everything I did, make fun of me. Whenever I laughed at something, they’d say “Did you find that funny?” or something to that effect. My mind kinda expects it now, and I never let anyone see me laugh or know I found something funny.
Oh, and I thought of another quirk I have. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always thought it immoral to put a MOC’s mask/helmet on until they’re finished. I feel like the character is “activated” when they’ve donned their mask, and therefore doing so before they’re complete is like waking somebody up in the middle of an operation. I’ll even pop the mask off if I need to make alterations, minor or otherwise. It’s super silly, but I just can’t shake this feeling off. Toy Story f****ed me up, man.