The following is an answer and/or comment by inhahe aka ColorStorm (inhahe.com - myriachromat.wordpress.com).
I think my personality has changed a lot. I used to be less like other/normal people. I was ultra-logical and hardly understood the weirdness of other people at all. People say everyone's unique and different, but in my experience everyone was weird and weird in the same way.

But then I started trying to put myself in the head of other people because I realized I'd have to be more like them or at least understand them if I wanted to get by in the world.. that made me more like them. Now I'm always reflecting on how things I say / the manner I say them in make me seem more typical and might seem stupid to someone who's ulta-logical but actually have a kind of sense to them when you think in a more 'wet' way that brings together multiple related thoughts, possibilities, emotions, spiritual realities and other things into a response that's ostensibly not about those other things.

while i understand some things better now, i also somewhat resent being more typical in some ways, for example i can no longer see how extremely egoistic everyone is. i used to see people, particularly males, as having egos and self-importance
(as in thinking one's own needs and wants and wellbeing are much more important than others' and acting accordingly, and also as needing to appear 'large' and being deathly afraid of appearing 'small' compared to others, and having an exaggerated sense of or need for dignity or something like it) that were so big that they were literally bigger than they were, 'literally' as in it was so apparent for me it was almost visual. now i can't see that anymore so i must be more like them. i can also not see how utterly stupid and incapable of logic everyone is as much as i used to, maybe just because somehow i've gotten to taking it all more for granted.

it's also changed in other ways that i'd have a harder time explaining. i was more immature in some ways. not the usual ways.

added comment:
My change toward being less ultra-logical has had other implications too, for example I no longer discount connections between what's going on in my mind and what's happening in the external world as being meaningless and coincidental on a reflexive level. Doing that really bit me in the ass in serious ways for a large proportion of my life.
That's not to imply that I believe that recognizing a synchronistic connection is irrational.

edit:
Here's another example of how I used to be ultra-logical:
In junior high after school I swung a pen or marker around and the ink would fly out onto all of the walls.. like the entire walkway was speckled with pink. I had some "friends" around me when I did it who later told the principle it was me.

I actually believed that, since the pen or marker or whatever it was that I had shouldn't be leaking when I swing it and was malfunctioning, I couldn't be held accountable for whatever happened, so I felt immune and like I wasn't doing anything wrong. That's how crazy ultra-logical I was back then. Definitely not function-successfully-in-the-world material.