Stuff that the Young Soul* does that drives a Old Souls* on the wall

1 . They smile and laugh the loudest when they have no idea what is being said

The Young Soul* are social animals. They sense an emotion easily but are not necessarily logically aware of what the emotion is about, especially when people who are smarter than them are having a good laugh. To demonstrate that they are a part of this group, they may laugh loud, even when they were the but of the very joke they are laughing about, not having a clue this is the case. (The Old Souls* may smile at a joke they don’t understand, but they will not try to hide the fact that they don’t really get it unlike the Young Soul*.)

2. They confuse you on purpose.

When they want to impress someone, particularly someone they are sexually attracted to, they say nonsensical things in order to make a mysterious or intellectual impression on the other person. They are so often confused by intellectual the Old Souls* themselves, that they believe they are stringing nonsense together, and they follow suit. It seems talk is just noise to the Young Soul*, and they are trying to create the correct emotion by all the wrong words, and unfortunately, this tactic works wonders for them. The Old Souls* are rarely convinced of their own intelligence, so they listen to these people trying to make sense out of them, and upon failing, suspect themselves to be of lesser intelligence. The Young Soul*, however, are convinced of nothing but their own equality in comparison to other people, and whatever they do not understand, to them, means just one thing: nobody else does, either, and it’s all just a show and a social beating of chest, nothing to be respected or be threatened by.

3. They try to force things into being

the Old Souls* have a natural ability to follow the path of the Universe by instinct. They allow things to manifest rather than try and force them into being. The Young Soul* don’t do this, but they try to force things and feelings out of people by all manner of methods that only work in forcing others to play along rather than actually feeling it. The Young Soul* also don’t like it when the Old Souls* try to force things back toward the flow, the way things should be, because the Young Soul* feel entitled to whatever happiness the Old Souls* can give them.

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