A Step Into Me : Guesses All Around

This is a new story, just so you know. Different from Adriana's. 
 
If you had to guess what personality that someone brings by a name, what comes to mind when you hear the name Julie Baker? On February 19, 8:34 am, I’ve got the idea to asked strangers to guess. 

On February 23^rd, 4:57 pm, I went to the common streets and asked 10 people to guess what personality that someone brings by its name. I said Julie Baker and 7 people said kind, friendly and emotional. 2 people had experiences with someone named Julie Baker and wouldn’t talk about it. And 1 person had specifically said “Go to bed, kiddo. It’s getting late.” As you had probably guessed, the last one was my dad.

They all did not know my name. Well, except the last one.

My name is Julie Baker and I TRY to be kind and friendly. But emotional? What does emotional means? Does it mean watching The Life of Pi and crying uncontrollably? Does it mean crying when reading The Kite Runner (to be honest, we all do cry while reading this)?

I don’t get it. Don’t we all have emotions? Unless you’re a robot, which makes sense.

When I asked Jimmy Baker, they answered hyper, talkative and sweet.

But they did not know my brother’s name.

Talkative. Check. Sweet. Check. Hyper? If hyper means after watching The Flash and pretending to be him (running around the house a few hundred times) and STILL has the energy to talk nonstop like the rapping chipmunk, then check.

I am not your typical 5^th Grade kid. If you think I have two dozen of friends, you are partly correct. If you throw away the dozen, then you’ll get the number.  I have only two. I am not a popular kid, which makes sense if you have eidetic memory along with an IQ of 129 and your record is 67 mph for speed test on keyboard. That isn’t exactly the stuff that will make you popular.

Teachers say I’m ‘gifted’, especially because of my IQ results. Einstein got 160 on his and Sheldon Cooper (you could say he is a fictional character, but if he is out there, he’s my idol) got 187. My teacher says only 13.59% get 115 and above, so it’s pretty neat.