Do you conform in your non-conformity?

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Answer 1

Outstanding question that touches upon a notion I often think about.
At what point does the conscious decision to be a "non-conformist" become a sort of conformity in itself?
If doing something just because everyone else does it is a bad idea, is it any better to NOT do something just because everyone else does it?
Is rebellion for its own sake true rebellion, or just reaction?
And if you do, or don't do, something just because your fellow "rebels" think a certain way, aren't you just conforming to them?

"This above all: to thine own self be true"
(William Shakespeare, "Hamlet")

Answer 2

No, I struggle with my non-conformity all the time. I'm sure that most non-conformists have a hidden desire for their non-conformism to be conformism. That is unless they want to feel different. ~

Answer 3

Uh. What?
Nope. My sock drawer doesnt have any of that in it.
ps. I answered this question differently then changed it when i decided that the question looks deep, but actually doesnt mean anything at all. It really is paradoxical because of the lack of referencial subject matter. Maybe "do you conform in your non-conformaties" works. But probably this is just paradoxically intended to see how many people change the question to be answerable and how they do that. Hope its fun... :)

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

if that means going poopoo in your pants just to feel that squishy and soft feeling, then yes, i do.

Answer 6

i am the corrosion of conformity...!!!

Answer 7

nope

Answer 8

Damn straight I do, well, that is if it's okay with you.

Answer 9

Yes !!!

Answer 10

I'm just me, so.....you decide :)