[TheBackwardsLegsMan]

It depends on if you know me. A couple weeks ago, one of my best friends was talking the Denver shooting, and said something about how James Holmes acted the way a serial killer typically does. He named off a bunch of characteristics, including how he was a quiet guy. Then he said "That's why I'm glad you're extroverted." So I guess I act exactly like a serial killer if I don't talk to you. That's bad because I'm awkward and quiet around people I don't know well. I'm about as far as you can get from a serial killer, but now I feel like everyone I don't normally talk to thinks I'm a sociopath on the verge of killing them.
@MirrorSmile What was the answer? I hope I got it wrong...

[MirrorSmile]

She killed her sister so she can meet the stranger at the funeral again. Since she first met him at her mother's funeral, he should be somehow connected to the family. Having no other information about him, she killed her sister so that he would attend the funeral. Thus, meeting him again.

I wonder why serial killers are stereotypically 'crazy' or 'loner' types. I'd think an extroverted, boy-next-door serial killer would be more chilling. I mean, imagine if the nice guy was actually a killer in disguise.

[Bear987]

A co-worker once looked at me and said: "I would like to know what goes on that head of yours..." Another time he said: "I would like to take a peek in your house, because I reckon you're up to some crazy stuff".

I liked that colleague a lot, by the way. I know it is hard to get to know me, because I keep to myself mostly.

[ibage]

I have real dark circles under my eyes. I've been told by several people that in a certain light, I remind them of Dexter. It also doesn't help that I'm extremely quiet around people I don't know.

[Solrac026]

I have no idea whether I give off a serial killer vibe, but I can see why some people would think that. I'm quiet, introverted, and dislike small talk. One of my co-workers totally gives off a serial killer vibe, I got the vibe and so did some of my other co-workers. Did this scare me? Heck no, he's the closest thing I have to a friend at work. We hang out. He's a NT big time and I can see why people perceive him to be cold and mechanical.

[friendly80sfan]

I occasionally say creepy things that may seem kind of dark. My friends will call me out on it jokingly because they understand that I just have and odd sense of humor.

[FigureSkater]

The best serial killers are the ones no one expects.

[RetroVortex]

You know I think physically expressing my enjoyment yesterday when travelling to and fro London seemed to freak people out more! XD

[Aelthwyn]

No one has ever called me this (and I hate when people say you can't trust the quiet ones), but my husband gets it a lot. I can't really figure out why people would think that though....I mean....there just isn't anything scary about him (well except when he makes faces in the bathroom mirror, lol). I suppose it is because he's pretty quiet and he dresses eccentrically. But when people actually approach him he's always open and enthusiastic and just that sort of easy-going nice guy that no one could possibly not get along with. so...who knows where they get the serial killer thing from, but that has actually been his nickname in totally unrelated places.

[m73m95]

I have been accused of giving off that vibe ..... and I actually think I COULD BE in some ways.

Not that I would EVER do that, but I have tendencies that get scary. In highschool, I used to follow people. Sit outside windows. Stare.... I still pine and have muses though.

I could still do that, but I now have self control...and I am 100% nonviolent. I don't think I could ever consciously hurt someone.




Whoa...I better stop.