The weird shape that you have been introduced to ever since kindergarten is not as simple as what it seems…
It is in fact a representation of what someone is willing to accept or being able to perceive about our reality. If you are not clinically dumb then you will be able to tell that a circle has no edges, which goes to show that it has no limits since it has no defined sharp edges but a smooth shape which is willing to accept all sorts of strange outlook. Unlike its more well-known cousin the SQUARE the CIRCLE is not known for being dense and socially awkward but rather very perceptive and often being able to read the room in a creepy “know-it-all” way that gets people thinking “is this person for reals or just messing with us?”. Not everyone is a circle, or any definitive shape for that matter.
How do you know if you are a so-called Circle?
The reality is that you can not tell if you are a shape since contrary to popular belief Humans are not capable of having a permanent set shape, but rather made up of a material that is shaped by various encounters and experiences in life. That material is fortunately not able to retain memory of a previous shape but rather keeps on changing in a very volatile state of being depending on the stimuli one receives from their environment. So, the next time you are sitting at a table surrounded by people you know and find yourself perceptive to the emotions and state of mind of others do not panic or question why you are able to see what others are not able to see since others might not be in a circle state at the moment. Any and all attempts to confront the people in your environment at the given moment will lead to immediate but varying degrees of frustration, irritation and in some cases irregular anger. The known coping mechanisms for this phenomenon of being in a different shape is to relax and ignore the other Squares in your surrounding and just observe the beauty of it all, the collateral beauty of being misunderstood and realising that it is under no circumstances your fault. Not everyone is able to fit a certain shape at a given moment. However, some individuals are receptive to the changes in their environment and able to see these background movements, for they are what we usually tend to call the odd ones, the outcasts or more commonly known as your close friends who always got what you need, the ones who give you advice that you can not understand until after you screw up. These are the Circles.