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I am part of a dieing breed. In today's world, everyone is striving to be different, trying their best to just be themselves. Everyone has an opinion and everyone is right, their special insights just as valuable as the next person's. So many cultures and counter-cultures, it's hard to keep up.~ But I don't want that. I just want to be like everyone else.
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Im just like you. Listen to the latest music that no one's heard about, where my clothes with a bit of funky flair that distinguishes me from the crowd, just like everyone else, completely different in the same way.
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Blending In
 Blending: Superior
"Smith is going places. He dresses right, knows the right people, says the right things. Even drives the right car. His suits are chic, but not so expensive looking that he stands out. That's the last thing you want to do in the business world. I joke with the guys that if he had a wife to throw dinner parties, we'd never get another raise. They'd all go to Smith."
Im Comfortable Around Him
 Emotion Control: Superior
"Steve is so on top of things. He's always ahead on the latest trends. I joke with my girlfriends that I don't need to read the fashion mags anymore. I just wear what Steve says to. When ever I have a problem, he knows just what to say to make me feel better, or at least put it into context. He's so sensitive. I'd ask him out, but I think he just broke up with his last girlfriend and's going through some stuff. I know how that goes. He's just about the perfect friend."
Socially Acceptable
 Mind Control: Supreme
"Steve is really the coolest, man. He fits in with my group of people perfectly. Everybody loves when he hangs out with us. He's so unique. He's not into, you know, that 'trendy' crap that's force-fed to all the rest of the sheeple. He listens to our kind of music, dresses his own way, you know, has a mind."
He Just Belongs
 Phasing: Standard
"Yeah, I know Steve. Everybody knows Steve. In here every Friday, knocks back a few beers, chats it up a bit, heads home. Just a regular joe, working some blue collar job. He comes in and it's like a some sitcom, everybody smilin' and wavin', and when he leaves he leaves. It's almost like he belongs in the bar. Just another kinda down to earth guy you wanna know, you know?
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