What "group" do people place you in?

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I've been called a hippie many times due to my countercultural and liberal views.

I think people find me hard to box, which in itself can cause problems.

I don't know because I haven't asked them.

Possibly mad cat lady.

Or benefit scrounging scum.

Um.

That's it.

I don't really get called anything by people, so I don't know what they think of me. Don't particularly care either.

I don't think people really know what 'group' to put me in. I'm an oddball. An anomaly.

I have been called a few things before, though.

Hippy
Nerd
Freak
Libnut
Damn Conservative

There's more, but I think I'll stop there.

barbie.

I get called odd 'but in a good way', so i guess i would be in the different group.

Awesome mofos.

I get called a Mod a lot and I don't really mind, because it's true.

*shrug*

I've been called a nerd once or twice. For a while I sat with a self-declared, self-righteous nerd group--though they were more geeky than anything, lolsemantics--which was basically the worst thing ever. One of them invited me to a Facebook group titled "Outcasts Club". He meant no harm, I think, but pissed me off. >_> Muh, I don't like seeing myself as an outcast.

Aspies

Mentally challenged

Nerds

Weird-Freaks

I have been called an alien once or twice though.

I don't really know, but I am assuming it is something like "freak" or "weirdo". I got that a lot in school. Now no one gives me a label to my face, but I am pretty sure I still seem that way to others.

in high school, it was "nerd" (I even referred to MYSELF as this back then, and sometimes still do!! )

Nowadays?!? Ummmmm...gee. I dunno!! "Nerd" probably still applies in SOME cases, and in others, hmmm...maybe "indie kid" (the quirky, clever, and mostly sincere type, not the pretentious, snobby type everyone else seems to think of when the term "indie kid" is mentioned). Whatever "group" I get placed into seems to depend on who I'm hanging out with at the moment (if anyone, lol)

A nerd. Of all denominations mostly. To my friend Taylor and a lot of my otaku friends, I'm an expert on animation and an anime critic but not expressly an otaku; to my friend Shane, I'm a fellow furry; to my friends at the local comic shop who play card games, I'm the one kid who plays bizarre games of D&D with disqualified tournament contestants; to the average classmate, I'm the quiet kid who answers all the questions in science and Spanish class and reads obscure Sci-fi and fantasy novels when relieved of work; and to my troll friends on Combusting Herpes, I'm Dr. Clark Forrester, otherwise known as Dinoman.

Where I live people have only recently heard the term 'nerd' or 'geek'' and that's only because of The Big Bang Theory. Which is only watched by a handful of people.

For some reasons people always assume I am intelligent (where they get that I can't even guess), and almost at the same time they assume that I am arrogant, heartless person who does not give a damn about anything and anybody. Again, I don't know when they get it but I must be doing something to project all this.
I can't think of a single category though. I don't think that a specific category exists here, especially for females.

I don't belong in any group. My psychologist once asked me what group I belonged to in high school, and I answered that even the outcasts cast me out.