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Old Jun 11, 2012, 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Didgee Eeyou View Post
I am not sure if I have offended you are not. If I did, it was not my intention. The things, I have written are for thought, not to tell you what to do. They may not even apply to you. I don’t know.

I see so much of my younger self in your posts. Navigating life has extremely difficult, especially when I was younger. Anger was my baseline mood. It gets better.

“My ability to think critically and outside the box I think are positive qualities of mine and I am not ashamed of them. If society chooses to treat me badly and ostracize me for the differences that make me who I am, than it is not I that has failed, it is society.”

I agree. Difference needs to be accepted, even embraced. Until society accepts AS or anyone who is different, I think the only way to survive is to find your own distinct place within it. In it, you can be who you really are and happy at the same time.

AS=Loyal, honest, dependable, observant, creative, sensitive, empathic, integrity, intelligent, and freedom from prejudice. Feel free to add more.

Nonverbal communication is very misleading, so I don't rely on it. People tend to misinterpret it, anyway. Even their own moods can influence their judgement.

All this communication stuff is fairly new to me. I have been learning about this, because I have found my calling. I really want to succeed and be happy. In order for this to happen, I must have some ability to communicate in the NT world, because they are majority. It sounds sad and that I am conforming to them, but I am not. I have to bend slightly to make this work.

Eye contact is a part of Western culture. There are many cultures that consider eye contact offensive or too intimate.

People claim to see more than the surface when they look into one's eyes. I see eyes, their color and unique characteristics.

Society and human interaction baffles me, as well. Well, that is enough preaching.
No, I am not offended, but as I am sure you can empathize with, it is frustrating for there to be a strict set of rules that everyone is expected to adhere to or else be punished when you have such a difficult time conforming to those standards. Society as a whole makes me feel angry and alienated; it wasn’t anything you said.

You sound like you have considerably more experience than me with these matters.

Have you found your distinct place? I’m seeking out places that I feel are right for me, and so far as I know, I think I have found one.

All of those do describe us with AS. Loyal would be another big one I would add. It’s incredibly frustrating for me that I desire to have a relationship but because I don’t fit into the box that is society I am sidelined for others.

I’m so tired of being alone all the time. Struggling with self-esteem as I am and pondering why it is nobody can see qualities in me worth loving creates a volatile emotional state.

Argh.