1 is male, he is plain, and although odd(numerically), is good. 1 and 2 are in a relationship, but they are both young. 2 is a very good number, morally and is mature for her age. She is nice and helpful. 3 is a bitch; she is selfish. 3 loves 4. 4 is popular, socially. 3 and 4 only get along romantically in a superficial way. 2 and 4 were meant for eachother. They have a somewhat secret relationship. 5 is like 4's mom. 5, despite being odd, is a very good number. She is happy. 6 loves 5, romantically, and gets along well with 4 and 2. 6 is ok. I don't like 7; he is indecisive. 7 also likes 5, and, despite his friendship with 6, would go behind 6's back to be with 5. 8 is married to 9, but they are bad for eachother (they make 17, which is a dumb number.) 9 is over-powering and thinks that he is in charge. I think of 9 like I think of a cop who has a superiority complex; no one likes him. I don't like 9 because when he is added to any other number he takes one away( i.e. 9+5=14, 9+7=16) He is the son of 10. 10 is the best number. He is good and caring. He is like the grandfather of the numbers. When a number is added to him he doesn't take anything away from that number( i.e. 5+10=15, 8+10=18.) He is like God.  

 I think I developed this to help me do math. Instead of having to figure it all out manually, I just feel an emotion.