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Basically, an individual. In the school social classes of today, a misfit doesn't fit into any one quite right, not even the outcasts, but may have qualities of each one. True misfits usually do not believe they are emo or goth, and they are usually introverts. Misfits tend to follow their own beliefs, and are usually persecuted for it. Misfits tend to be hated for no reason, have few good friends, and are usually intelligent and mature, and sometimes sort of insane and depressed. Misfits tend not to care about their bad social lives, but some do.
That quiet, depressed girl over there is a misfit.
by Zach Dorsett October 04, 2005 // Urban Dictionary
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What makes a person a "misfit"?
Best Answer: A misfit is someone who doesn't fit with the conventional idea of a "normal" person. Misfits are usually very courageous in being willing to think outside the box and be different than those around them in spite of the fact that they are often alienated by the so-called normal people. Misfits challenge conventional thinking and make the world interesting.
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Raine West · 6 years ago
Generally it is when one is surrounded by others who are not like the others in the average measurement of that local community that makes him different and unique from others. Indeed he is an outsider and is as a stranger in a strange land.
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Uncle Remus 54 · 6 years ago
When he has attitudes, principles or perceptions that don't agree with his family members, working colleagues or with govt and society in general.
He could be lacking in IQ, EQ or those positive qualities that help us to keep friendships strong and lasting. He could resolve such problems by mixing only with people who are positive, unprejudiced, helpful, caring, humble, etc
He could be lacking in IQ, EQ or those positive qualities that help us to keep friendships strong and lasting. He could resolve such problems by mixing only with people who are positive, unprejudiced, helpful, caring, humble, etc
Dolphin-Bird Lover8-88 · 6 years ago
His 'Fear of Rejection'.
He pulls himself away from every door of acceptance through his own notion that either he doesn't belong there, or they don't belong in his. Too much of pride, or lack of confidence drives one outside every 'place' in a society. Because he fears that he couldn't cope with the norms that could change him around, take his pride away, or bend his towered beliefs, he'd wander on and off, on and off from one ground to another------proud, but lonely.
He pulls himself away from every door of acceptance through his own notion that either he doesn't belong there, or they don't belong in his. Too much of pride, or lack of confidence drives one outside every 'place' in a society. Because he fears that he couldn't cope with the norms that could change him around, take his pride away, or bend his towered beliefs, he'd wander on and off, on and off from one ground to another------proud, but lonely.
