Let me see...
I always went “there” instead of where everyone else was
I always liked geeky/techy men (”Revenge Of The Nerds” comes to mind, here, for some odd reason...)
I was listening to classical when I was 12, along with C&W, pop, rock (American Bandstand) and... (or maybe earlier)
Never got into news magazines because I didn’t like the way the presented the “news”
Had a CB long before “Pig Pen, this here’s the Rubber Ducky” was popular.
Read Josephus, Plato, Greek mythology, etc in my late teens...
And had a hard time finding a religion to fit my beliefs!!! (I looked around a LOT!)
Early 60s we had Newsweek & USN&WR in the house but never Time.
I forgot my decade of everything Russian, beginning with "The Brothers Karamazov," going on to everything I could get my hands on (including an awful lot of horrifying Solzhenitsyn including his fiction) and even into Russian SF authors.
The latter -- a lot of good writing poorly recognized over here and one Russian SF tragedy, "Hard to be a God," was barely edged out for a Hugo by (very liberal but great writer) Ursula K. LeGuin's excellent "The Left Hand of Darkness." Two such good books in the same year... And it was only 3 or so years after that that the absolutely wretched feminazi-preachy "Of Mist, and Sand, and Grass" got the award. (I may have the awards mixed up.)