Thinking about buying "Curse of High IQ." Not that i am smart, it's just that, can somehow understand

what it would be like to find very, very few people to relate to.  Anyway, the book is by Aaron Clarey - and he has some other interesting titles (ya can't find interesting stuff just any old where).  One thing that stands out is:  most people are of average iq, and so, are able to share common interests.  But if you're really smart, there is likely three other people in town with whom you could share interests - oh wait, Carl is 90 and doesn't hear so well, and Mike?  Well, he has some issues (couldn't have anything to do with those mean t-rash's back in junior high...could it??).

Anyway, it doesn't take a rocket science degree to atleast have some understanding of what loneliness must feel like.  And it doesn't take a mega-brain to know that most people are more extrovert than are introvert.  Btw, being the latter is a real hurdle, because the Scriptures say so much about doing this, that, and the other for other people - where introverts would rather just steer clear of people-drama.

Yikes, godda roll.  (Being on other people's timetable...inhales).