Just trying to learn more about those who post here, given that it is mostly anonymous with delayed response and limited by the lack of face to face communication. That may not be a bad thing, though. In any event, one's impressions of other people can be totally or at least mostly wrong based on what is really very limited information. We may choose to leave out a lot of information about ourselves beyond any concern for privacy, even though most of it may be irrelevant. For instance, it probably wouldn't be particularly relevant to tell everyone how tall we were. I'm 6'1", or was at one time. Other facts about me would also be irrelevant or more likely, uninteresting. But if there's anything you care to know, just let me know. I expect there's some stereotype that applied to me, if loosely.
I mentioned stereotypes somewhere or other, maybe not on this forum. Or was it labels? Not much difference. They are probably accurate but can equally be both misleading and limiting, that is, too narrow to have much meaning. And unfortunately, you might not like the ones that apply to yourself. Life isn't fair. It isn't bad, though, as long as you're above ground.
It just occurred to me that one of my friends in college that I started with as a freshman was a spelunker and his only picture in the yearbook was taken in a cave. He for one would probably rather be underground.
By the way, I do have a lot of problems with taxes and spending--and borrowing.
