Things you do that no one else does

Sounds like a great way to fuck up your feet fampai

>>25798704
I've always done this too. I think it was because we always had cold tiles that were sometimes sticky.

It is known that this is an early sign of learning disabilities.

tl;dr you are retarded

I do it too. Ever since I was a kid. I don't walk as pronounced as in OP's pic, but my heels don't touch the ground when I'm barefoot.

>>25798774
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/toe-walking/basics/definition/con-20034585

That's from the leading medical facility in the world.
tl;dr you fell for a meme

walking and running like that is natural, young children run like that too. humans evolved to do that as it decreases noise created through stepping, we are only conditioned to walk heel first because of shoes. look it up

>>25798704
I did it a lot when I was doing judo in early hs.
Everytime we were running barefoot over the giant tatami to warm up, my istructor always scolded me.

>>25798704
Filtthy little sneak thief.

I come from a village and there was this guy, he was a local figure who would do exactly the same thing. Always walked without using his heels, that's even what they called him "Na paty" which means "on heels" in my language, since that's what his father always shouted at him when he was young. That guy was a weirdo, always afraid of bacteria, never touched a door knob directly, always using some piece of cloth.

Oh yea that was him. Had he gotten born 100 years later he would have been here with us.

>>25798704

I do this you snowflake wannabe

I put my clothes and pillow in the freezer because I like the chill.

>>25798704
I do this often, it's quieter and I hate loud footsteps. Not autistic.

>>25798704
Funny, I noticed myself doing this earlier today and was thinking about why I do it

>>25798804
It's actually a classic sign of someone with Asperger's or Autism. I don't think OP does because he does have a (weird) reason for doing it though.

>>25799506
>classic sign
"Children with autism also may walk on their toes or the balls of their feet, but many do not."
>many do not
>classic sign

I have done this all of my life even with shoes on until 2 years ago. Now I only do it at home as people tend to judge you for it and assume you have a learning disability.

My doctor originally said it was idiopathic toe walking but as I grew up the diagnosis was changed to very mild cerebral palsy.