There are stereotypes for everything. The reason they exist is, that while everyone likes to think they're unique, the truth is with nearly eight billion people on Earth, one's chances of being completely unique are slim to none. So, no shame! Share with us!
#1
The guy who is on bored panda everyday
11points
#2
The good child - smart, quiet, and 100% up to no good
8points
#3
I have several charactistics or traits that Americans tend to associate with being a gay male. A "gay accent," stereotypical interest and skill at cooking (although chefs are not stereotypically gay), dancing (not club dancing, stage and competition ballroom), and sometimes campy.
7points
#4
Since I live in India and wear glasses, a stereotype I fit in with is that I am a nerd who is obsessed with science. After that I just break every single stereotype related to my country and my glasses. I also have realised I am an ace so I leave the room for snacks if a gross scene comes on the tv.
6points
#5
Apparently there’s a common stereotype that people in percussion either have really bad attitudes, or have raging ADHD and I can say it is true because I have Adhd and some people I know in percussion have anger issues
5points
#6
Crazy animal lady. I live in the middle of nowhere, in an old house, it's always dark, and I have 34 pets including 2 black cats and an Ayam Cemani that looks like a crow. So yeah, I'm basically a witch.
5points
#7
The move-in lesbian stereotype. I had my first kiss at 12.. after dating a girl for 2 days. Lmao.
5points
#8
The weirdo nature kid who spends more time with the trees and lizards than actual people.
5points
#9
Sarcastic Mom Friend
4points
#10
Emo probably
people have been telling me that i fit into that stereotype
people have been telling me that i fit into that stereotype
3points
#11
I'm a selective extrovert. I can seem like an introvert, but if I warm up to you, I am very extroverted. Earth signs (I'm Taurus) tend to be selective extroverts.
3points
#12
The 'oldest sibling'
3points
#13
The "other girls" stereotype, depending on the perspective. My favorite color is pink, I'm very feminine, I would gladly take a salad over a burger or pizza, I may or may not be a little boy-crazy (not just for boys, I'm a bisexual). I wear makeup regularly, I like skirts and dresses and occasionally heels, and the list goes on. However, being like other girls is not a bad thing -- I quite like it! The stereotype generalizes women, and I like to think of myself as quite unique, thankyaverymuch.
2points
#14
I'm non-binary and I: wear round glasses, wear button up shirts w/ weird patterns, have the swooshy undercut hairstyle, and own 2 pairs of doc martens
2points
#15
I’m a fashion-obsessed girly girl (no I don’t have an IQ of -5, I actually quite enjoy school) and I totally wear pink (especially frilly little vintage dresses) like every day. People say I’m weird……I get either be sexy or be masculine. I have lots of crushes but apparently everyone thinks I’m really high maintenance (I’m not)😩 (sorry I’m just feeling down right now)
2points
#16
Loud afab enby
1point
#17
This is simply a stereotype I made up because of research I made.
I’m queer and I rock climb.
I’m queer and I rock climb.
1point
#18
People think Iḿ the uwu girl! I don´t mind too much, but I hate it when someone calls me a discord kitten 😣
0points
#19
That school student who is always good at everything and always thinking about pigeons.
0points
#20
nerd and theatre kid. absolutely a theatre kid, loud and proud. (don't mind the british spelling, I'm from the US but I just prefer "theatre" cause it looks nice i guess)
0points