What's wrong with weird?

This is a question that every one needs to ask themselves, especially those that like to tag others as weird. Have you thought of how the world will be without weirdness? It will be absolutely boring, uninteresting, pointless; weird helps to spice up things, it leaves you curious, it gets you surprised, it gives you the unexpected, it most often times gives result better than the normal. 

Being weird is a good thing, the world needs weird in other to survive, for instance: Albert Einstein was a scientific legend, but people still saw him as weird because of his methods, focus, and time, he spent working on his science stuff, if he hasn't been weird about it most science discovers that he made wouldn't have been discoplnother example, Lionel Messi who plays football for Barcelona, is described as not being from this planet (earth) because of his abilities with and on the ball. 

Most people who are described as being weird are those that are consider 'nerds', because of how freakishly good they are what they do in their field; they are considered to be the know it all, and are expected to have every right answer on the subject.

To be honest; most discoveries, history, and records made were created by people who were considered to be weird, and called weird but this didn't really matter to them because they new what they were doing and what it would get them. So why should you be bothered when you are called? 

You should embrace it, and not try to act what you are not so that you will blend in; you are not on a spy mission, you are in your own life journey, and you should live it the way it pleases you, not by anyone else. 

Be happy that you are weird because that what makes you special and unique, it makes you different in a good way and leaves you standing out. Only people that really really knows you will see how valuable you are, and know that you are just the same as those that are consider to be normal.

There is absolutely nothing wrong to be weird, the world needs weird because one day your weirdness is going to be of help to the world.