Something that always bothered me when I was younger, not so much now, was that it seemed noone would believe anything I told them, as if it was unreliable just for coming from me. EG When I was 16 I got this "beavis and butt head" CD,
http://www.amazon.com/Beavis-Butt-Head-Experience-Bevis-Butt-head/dp/B0009SRU9C which had on it a rare Nirvana track "I hate myself and I want to die". I knew there was huge Nirvana at school and told him about it, thinking I could tape it for him if he wanted it. But he just made fun of me, saying "theres no such song...you imagined it or got confused". I could have bought it in to prove to him but I didn't want to bother. There were other similar things like this too.
I thought I had put it behind me but I met up with some friends at Xmas and they were talking about the band NWA, remembering how great they were, and I remarked, how my favourite member of the band was Ren. But the guy who was going on as if he was a huge fan laughed at me and said "thats a cartoon called Ren and Stimpy, not a group, there was no member of that name" and the rest all laughed too! But there was! I didn't push it though, I just made my excuses and left them to it. I wanted to think about why it happens.
What makes me un-credible? And how can I stop appearing un-credible when I know I am right?