Weirder than me? Uh huh baby! Darn right!... (Read 585 times)

A very strange person indeed. After reading that, several things sprung forth in my mind. "I eventually ended up having to wear them or use a wheelchair because of a neurological disorder. I was in hog's heaven." Lucky? Unlikely? Q: So, from your point of view, it was just a lucky accident that your illness occurred and you became a candidate for an amputation? A: Yep. When the doctor suggested amputation I could have done hand-stands. I was elated. What I wanted was basically being handed to me. Call me lucky. Remarkably lucky? Unlucky? Or probably, in actual fact, paid a less than reputable surgeon to perform an operation necessary purely on an emotional basis rather than a physical one? I find it hard to believe that a person would initially want to wear leg braces and then, like a 'miracle' it happened that they really did require them. Then an underlying desire to have both of their legs removed - suddenly became reality too by a mysterious illness! Q: What sorts of clothes do you prefer to wear? A: Well, I don't wear shoes. Right now I have a blue shell top and a pair of panties on. Who wins the weird award here? The interviewer or the interviewee? "I would like to add that I consider myself the ultimate wannabe. Not only did I become a bilateral leg amputee, I became a woman. I was born male and lived as a male form most of 47 years." Nope - the interviewee definitely wins. Despite the fact that the interviewer and his fetish with amputee love is really weird and looked down upon by her- Denise definitely eats more weird cake on a daily basis. Now don't get me wrong - I feel very sorry for both these people (maybe wrongly as they clearly have no problem themselves) - and I cannot imagine the pain of wanting to undergo a procedure such as this and the dilemmas it then poses. But I really was left thinking 'Wow, what's the morality of commiting this sort of surgery on people. Are you saving them or maiming them?' Life is so very strange sometimes!

I wanted glasses as a kid, and when I was 17 I developed an astigmatism. That's the same thing, right?

I wanted glasses as a kid, and when I was 17 I developed an astigmatism. That's the same thing, right?

I wanted freckles as a kid and now that I am aging I am getting them. Power of positive thinking I guess Wow. That is the strangest desire I have ever heard.

Very strange disorder. I've heard of this before. It's hard to wrap your brain around. Although, as bad as my right lower leg hurts today...