Once in a moment

I realize that I don't belong to several interesting groups.
For example,

I don't have ( haven't had YET) a DSLR, so I don't belong to groups like "people-who-have-DSLR-and-walk-around-the-city", "VNphoto.net" or any photography community, "people-who-call-themselves-photographer", ...

I don't have anything produced by Apple Inc., so I don't belong to groups like "Apple-mania".
Certainly also "designers-with-macbook"...

I don't play football (as I used to love to do so in elementary school, for some reasons) so I'm out of groups like " football-fan-in-the-office", " football-fan-among-friends", "most-of-men-in-the-city" , ...

Same thing happens with SPORTS !

I don't ... have good taste in Clothes, or Fashion in general, so I'm totally speechless among groups of "stylish-people", " people-who-call-themselves-stylish", " people-who-call-themselves-stylist" blah blah blah...

I want to be a member of "people-who-have-good-shot-with-a-compact-camera" with my Canon S90, I love it, but those things like NEX-5 or similar make me less confident. A lil bit sad to know that I must be richer than those who have DSLR to have compact-but-strong-like-DSLRs.

I thought I belong to "very-ordinary-people-in-the-city" but seconds later I didn't anymore.

I love Linkin Park music but I can't sing along theirs tracks as my group of college friends usually do.
The only famous artist whose lyrics I learned by heart is Lauryn Hill.
But there ain't no group of Lauryn Hill fans around here, unfortunately.

I have an amateur knowledge of music, design, art and still not belong to any group called "artists" or "professional artists" or "professional designers".

But I don't wanna belong to "losers". I don't even like that word at all.