>>81909910>I'm not smart at all, i just lock myself in a room for 10+ hours a day when it's exam season.Well, a lot of people do that (including myself) and still don't get almost perfect grades. You should be proud.
>I could play better than him by the time i was in 6th grade but he refused to enter me into competitions because it's "too much work for him".Geez, that sounds awful. To be honest, competitions don't mean much, but I guess it's good experience. Most of what you learn would be from your teacher or listening to recordings. I also missed out on a competition because the school messed up my application, so I never actually applied lol. It was frustrating because that year I was quite confident of winning. The song was easy and the guy who won the previous year graduated so he couldn't play anymore.
>I almost exclusively listen to classical, big Brahms and Wagner fan. Nice, nice, same here. I quite like Brahms but my favourite is Mahler. I used to be play the horn and the horn features quite heavily in them lol. These days I play the piano, which I'm definitely not good at, but I like the sound. I want to see if I can play something somewhat difficult through sheer determination. I've been practising a Mozart Piano Concerto for 4 months, and I can play the first 6 pages lol, just barely.
>Multiple girls i know told me they can't imagine me fighting because i'm "too nice to be violent", as if you need to swear a lot and be an asshole to be able to throw a punch.Hmm, doesn't necessarily have to be like that. Sometimes, you need to make people feel some consequences, which doesn't have to be a punch. Coming back to insults, you can maybe make it funny (not to the person being insulted), and you can make it clever, which adds a degree of sophistication and playfulness to it unlike mindless aggression. Maybe it's just my cope, but I think that's the best you can do. I don't like having to argue and insult people, but you've got to what you've got to do.