Is Anyone Here 100% Or Close To 100% Autistic?
Your_Boy wrote:
@Aquafelix The definition of the phrase, 'fall for', is to believe something without reservation. Like I said, I considered the possibility that I was being baited, so that would be reservation. I'm not sure why you believe I was provoked. I politely & meticulously explained why I disagree with Firemonkey's assessments. For some people, this may be an indication of provocation, but I am naturally this way. I cannot admit to something that is not true. I assure you that I was not upset for a moment. The only thing thus far that has bothered Me even remotely is the belief that Naturalplastic & EzraS share about autism being a disorder. This is not true & this sort of thinking is very dangerous for autists, who are just starting to become less antagonized by society. Despite this, lt has had no effect on how I replied to them. I have replied to every person thus far as lf I were talking to a friend.
Quite frankly it's nonsensical to make a blanket statement that ASD is not a disorder. Yes for some the gifts outweigh the negative aspects, but that is far from true for all. The bottom line is however gifted you are ,or think you are , certain areas of impairment must be present to be diagnosed as being on the spectrum.
Your_Boy wrote:
@EzraS I'm a 141 according to http://www.free-iqtest.net/score/4DA9/ , but I think I am higher still. This site also uses a timer, but lt does not count down. Still, I think lt affected My score. I know I am superior to most people, because of the following facts:
Even among online IQ tests that is regarded as a 'Mickey Mouse' test. If you don't have a spiky profile , in which case FSIQ is meaningless try https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/FSIQ/ , https://iqexams.net/test/index.php?test ... ack-button , https://web.archive.org/web/20100122211 ... TRI52.html
The second one you have to pay a small fee for instant results,or wait 10 days. The conversion to an IQ score for the third test is [Your Score] - 514 = [Total]
[Total] / 114 * 15 = [Total_2]
IQ = [Total_2] + 100
460 - 514 = -54/114 * 15 = -7 + 100 = 93 IQ
Your_Boy wrote:
@EzraS Post 1|
@Firemonkey Exactly. Motor speed should not have an effect on IQ. Nice one.
@Firemonkey Exactly. Motor speed should not have an effect on IQ. Nice one.
All I know is in one regard I'm considerably intellectually superior to you, but in another regard I'm intellectually inferior to about 95-99% of people here. That's having a spiky profile for you.
firemonkey wrote:
EzraS wrote:
Many autistic people are loners by nature. Many others are not. Based on all the posts I have read on WP. But I would say the lack of interest in socializing is an autism trait, whereas wanting to socialize is more of an NT type trait.
Your Aspie Quiz score of:
"Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 133 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 47 of 200"
Shows you have some NT traits though of course.
I just took it again for the fun of it.
Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 190 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 12 of 200
Your Aspie Quiz score of:
"Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 133 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 47 of 200"
Shows you have some NT traits though of course.
I just took it again for the fun of it.
Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 190 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 12 of 200
On the RAADS-R I took for the assessment the score was 177 . I score 8 on the AQ10 . I am more inclined to believe the RAADS-R that was professionally scored than the RDOS . You are obviously at the more severe end of the spectrum than me. However the gap is probably not as great as indicated by the RDOS .
The RDOS is antiquated and goofy. I only do those as a novelty.
firemonkey wrote:
Your_Boy wrote:
@Aquafelix The definition of the phrase, 'fall for', is to believe something without reservation. Like I said, I considered the possibility that I was being baited, so that would be reservation. I'm not sure why you believe I was provoked. I politely & meticulously explained why I disagree with Firemonkey's assessments. For some people, this may be an indication of provocation, but I am naturally this way. I cannot admit to something that is not true. I assure you that I was not upset for a moment. The only thing thus far that has bothered Me even remotely is the belief that Naturalplastic & EzraS share about autism being a disorder. This is not true & this sort of thinking is very dangerous for autists, who are just starting to become less antagonized by society. Despite this, lt has had no effect on how I replied to them. I have replied to every person thus far as lf I were talking to a friend.
Quite frankly it's nonsensical to make a blanket statement that ASD is not a disorder. Yes for some the gifts outweigh the negative aspects, but that is far from true for all. The bottom line is however gifted you are ,or think you are , certain areas of impairment must be present to be diagnosed as being on the spectrum.
Autism equals impairment. A person with autism can be a genius and have all kinds of marvelous character traits, but so can a person who is an NT. Sometimes a person with autism associates an bunch of traits they have as parts of their autism when they are actually separate from their autism. And there is also often a blanket assumption regarding how NTs behave, when really a lot of those (usually negative) behaviors are human nature traits that are exhibited by both autistics and NTs.
EzraS wrote:
firemonkey wrote:
EzraS wrote:
Many autistic people are loners by nature. Many others are not. Based on all the posts I have read on WP. But I would say the lack of interest in socializing is an autism trait, whereas wanting to socialize is more of an NT type trait.
Your Aspie Quiz score of:
"Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 133 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 47 of 200"
Shows you have some NT traits though of course.
I just took it again for the fun of it.
Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 190 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 12 of 200
Your Aspie Quiz score of:
"Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 133 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 47 of 200"
Shows you have some NT traits though of course.
I just took it again for the fun of it.
Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 190 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 12 of 200
On the RAADS-R I took for the assessment the score was 177 . I score 8 on the AQ10 . I am more inclined to believe the RAADS-R that was professionally scored than the RDOS . You are obviously at the more severe end of the spectrum than me. However the gap is probably not as great as indicated by the RDOS .
The RDOS is antiquated and goofy. I only do those as a novelty.
What's the Neanderthal thing the site owner has mentioned in the past all about ?
EzraS wrote:
firemonkey wrote:
Your_Boy wrote:
@Aquafelix The definition of the phrase, 'fall for', is to believe something without reservation. Like I said, I considered the possibility that I was being baited, so that would be reservation. I'm not sure why you believe I was provoked. I politely & meticulously explained why I disagree with Firemonkey's assessments. For some people, this may be an indication of provocation, but I am naturally this way. I cannot admit to something that is not true. I assure you that I was not upset for a moment. The only thing thus far that has bothered Me even remotely is the belief that Naturalplastic & EzraS share about autism being a disorder. This is not true & this sort of thinking is very dangerous for autists, who are just starting to become less antagonized by society. Despite this, lt has had no effect on how I replied to them. I have replied to every person thus far as lf I were talking to a friend.
Quite frankly it's nonsensical to make a blanket statement that ASD is not a disorder. Yes for some the gifts outweigh the negative aspects, but that is far from true for all. The bottom line is however gifted you are ,or think you are , certain areas of impairment must be present to be diagnosed as being on the spectrum.
Autism equals impairment. A person with autism can be a genius and have all kinds of marvelous character traits, but so can a person who is an NT. Sometimes a person with autism associates an bunch of traits they have as parts of their autism when they are actually separate from their autism. And there is also often a blanket assumption regarding how NTs behave, when really a lot of those (usually negative) behaviors are human nature traits that are exhibited by both autistics and NTs.
I would think what is clinically relevant is what happens significantly more or less in ND compared to NT . How 'significantly' would be defined I'm not at all sure .
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firemonkey wrote:
EzraS wrote:
firemonkey wrote:
EzraS wrote:
Many autistic people are loners by nature. Many others are not. Based on all the posts I have read on WP. But I would say the lack of interest in socializing is an autism trait, whereas wanting to socialize is more of an NT type trait.
Your Aspie Quiz score of:
"Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 133 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 47 of 200"
Shows you have some NT traits though of course.
I just took it again for the fun of it.
Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 190 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 12 of 200
Your Aspie Quiz score of:
"Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 133 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 47 of 200"
Shows you have some NT traits though of course.
I just took it again for the fun of it.
Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 190 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 12 of 200
On the RAADS-R I took for the assessment the score was 177 . I score 8 on the AQ10 . I am more inclined to believe the RAADS-R that was professionally scored than the RDOS . You are obviously at the more severe end of the spectrum than me. However the gap is probably not as great as indicated by the RDOS .
The RDOS is antiquated and goofy. I only do those as a novelty.
What's the Neanderthal thing the site owner has mentioned in the past all about ?
I don't remember. Just that he tied it in with autism.
aquafelix wrote:
EzraS wrote:
I don't think feelings are getting hurt. I think Your_Boy is like me in that might seem upset or excited but really isn't. Strong wording opposed to strong emotion.
Thanks for pointing that out
Sometimes someone in a forum will tell me to clam down when I'm bored out of my skull or I'm half asleep. It's like if I were any more calm I'd be unconscious. But I guess I have a dynamic writing style or whatever.
Sweetleaf wrote:
Just so you know thinking you are the best ever, is not really a rational/logical mindset. I mean you mention it enough times in this thread I dare say that is the emotional side coming in. I mean why do you need to be 'the best or superior' there is no logic in thinking you alone are better than every other human just because you feel you tend towards more logic than emotion.
I mean why do you need to be 'better' is there really a 'logical' reason for it? You aren't better than everyone else, hate to burst the bubble but there is no way in hell you are better than everyone no matter how hard you think it.
I mean why do you need to be 'better' is there really a 'logical' reason for it? You aren't better than everyone else, hate to burst the bubble but there is no way in hell you are better than everyone no matter how hard you think it.
One thinking they are great is not logical. One knowing they are great is logical. I only mention lt because I have to, people keep challenging lt instead of focusing on why I actually posted. If nobody challenged the fact, then that would be the end of that subject. If I keep arguing that a wall is a wall because people keep challenging the fact for some reason, am I getting emotional? Ofcourse not, I'm just trying to open their minds to the fact, lf possible. I don't need to be, I just am. If I suddenly found out that I am second best, then I would be second best. I wouldn't cry about lt. Besides, second best would still be pretty good. You're looking at a logical discussion in an emotional way. The facts are that I excel in most vital areas, whereas pretty much everyone I have come across fails at them. This is something I noticed & served as evidence to the conclusion that I am superior. If I thought emotionally, My conclusion would be more akin to, 'Everyone sucks & I rule, so I must be better.'. See the difference? No evidence was listed for the second one. It is entirely based on emotion. I am not superior because I want to be, although I'm certainly not opposed to lt. I am superior because I match the criteria for being superior.
When you read My posts, you get upset, because you see My superiority as an attack on you. None of My posts are intended to attack anyone. There is a distinct difference between, 'I rule.' & 'You suck.'. My superiority is of no consequence to you & there is no reason to be offended by lt. Your entire mode of thinking is based on social norms. Social norms dictate a stigma against narcissism & anything similar to lt. You have no evidence to unsubstantiate My claim, you just have a biological imperative to strike down on what society tells you is wrong. If the stigma didn't exist, then I guarantee that you wouldn't be debating this fact.
If someone else came on this thread & said, 'I am the best ever, better even than you.', I would not get defensive. I would find lt interesting, since I'm the only person I know who has ever claimed to be the best. It's not like people are lining up to compete for best person. I am the only one saying so. But anyway, I would simply ask the person what evidence they have to support their claim. If the evidence holds up & they truly are better, that's wonderful. That would be a really great person & that person desserves praise for being so wonderful. It's all about facts, not feelings.
What, exactly, are you “great” at?
You might be great at nuclear physics...yet suck at actually building a bomb.
Then, I wonder: are you getting your jollies through reading our rather rather perturbed responses?
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EzraS wrote:
Your_Boy wrote:
@EzraS In My experience, I have been superior to everyone thus far, but realistically lt is more like most. Probability dictates that I simply have yet to meet someone better.
I just said the first thing that came to mind, the most recent instance of using intellect to solve a problem. Yes, there are people who are smart. But how many of them are also adept at the other things I have listed. It is not any one thing that makes Me great, lt is the combination of all of My talents.
I'm just listing off reasons why I am great. I'm not necessarily arguing why autists are superior to neurotypicals. I am a unique case, in that not all of My talents can be attributed to autism. Again, not My best example, but nothing else was coming to mind. The point is that, albeit rare, I can & will realize & admit to being wrong. This is an extremely valuable trait that most people lack. And I will learn from mistakes, so as never to repeat them, also quite valuable.
I wouldn't say lots of people do, though I'm certainly not the only one. I find lt is extremely rare for someone to remember infancy. I can recall My past with greater accuracy than My own mother. I've had family tell Me that My uncanny memory should be impossible. But I have recalled an event from when I was 2 before seeing the photograph of lt. So I think that you are underselling this amazing talent out of pure pessimism.
Again, I would not say lots. And again, while there are other people with excellent pattern detection skill, they almost certainly would not be able to simultaneously excel in all of the other areas I have listed. It's like saying that Superman isn't impressive, because some birds can fly, some people can punch really hard & some people can run really fast. Yes, but who other than Superman can excel at all of these things TOGETHER?
Once again, you're underselling the ability. I'm not just a walking encyclopedia. I'm a walking encyclopedia of lost knowledge as well. What was common knowledge in the 5'th Century is lost today. How many people know that the chinese invented the first automobile in 548 & that lt ran on wind power? Probably just some extreme historians & a relatively small amount of chinese people. I know some things that I am positive less than 10 people know about. I'm not just an encyclopedia of knowledge, I am a whole library. And I never stop adding on knowledge.
I actually did know about his unfortunate passing. I simply forgot, as I have terrible short-term memory. He was around during the majority of My recent memories, so I assumed he was still living. Anyway, not knowing something does not impact the claim. There is plenty that I do not know. It is a constant work in progress.
I do like sameness, routines & personal interests a lot. But My directive to honor the rules of friendship overrides those directives of smaller priority. I am not a hypocrite, so I could never expect people to partake in My interests lf I did not reciprocate. I don't attribute autism to all of this. A lot of lt is just My own beautiful uniqueness. I think I have, to a small degree, something greater than even autism. Some of the traits that I have are just inconsistent with autism & suggest the beginnings of something even further evolved. Neurotypicals are dependent & autists are independent. But I am interdependent, the greatest of the three. Neurotypicals want to win at someone elses expense or for everyone to lose. Autists just want to win. I want EVERYONE to win. My self is just a pit stop for refuelling on the path to My ultimate goal of saving & advancing the world. I only desire winning so that I can have the tools necessary to make everyone a winner. In essence, I don't really care about Myself. I am only 2'nd priority.
I have to disagree with you there. A staple of autism is comprehension of systems & concepts. This is usually how OCD develops. An autist is likely to understand the economy, for instance, far more than a neurotypical.
Yes, but people in art/media fields tend to have little to no skill outside of those fields. They're notably poor in the compassion field according to pop culture. You won't typically find someone in that field who is also very smart, knows every element on the Periodic Table, is full of compassion & is self-aware enough to truly learn from mistakes, among other things. NT's tend to only excel at a few things: their jobs, their passions & being neurotypical. Autists will excel at many more things, but not quite as much as I do. I don't suppose you can show Me an example of someone who excels at every field I have listed at once. Not just succeeds, but excels.
I have been appraised pretty universally in some areas & completely ignored in others (though that doesn't invalidate them). The problem with your idea is all of the great no-names of history who have died without knowledge or praise. Nobody ever praises JJ Astor IV that I know of, but He was a great man & far ahead of His time. Albert Einstein got lucky. Plenty of more intelligent scientists have lived & died unknown to the public. I would argue that the attention that he receives is a great injustice, not because he doesn't deserve lt, but because of the message that sends, that only famous people are worth anything. Crap youtube channels like Let's Players & those dumb 3AM challenge people get all of the attention, while geniuses in their own rites like James Rolfe, Jim Burke, Achille, Chad Warden & yes, even Myself, are relegated to obscurity. True, James Rolfe does get a massive ton of praise despite his obscurity, but this wasn't always the case. It is something that can go either way.
Nope, a neurotypical is not interested in how great a person is. Otherwise, someone would have interviewed My grandma. She didn't have a judgemental bone in her body, constantly did things for others while paying little mind to herself, had intimate discussions with people, let them know how much she cares, got to know them inside & out & regularly gave all of her stuff away. Maybe I'll write something about her one day, but for the time being, she died completely obscure. In this day & age, great people are constantly overlooked. Anyone who knew her would vouch for her & despite My circumstances, I think the same goes for Me. But I haven't met any journalists, so there is no way for one to write anything about Me. I'm still young though, maybe someone will. I do remember being interviewed twice, when I was 9 & when I was 11, but I don't remember exactly why & either way, I haven't been able to find either one. I don't know lf they ever aired. That's about as close as lt gets currently.
I have to meet more people. When the right person comes along who isn't biased against Me, lt may occur to them to praise Me in a more public way. But for now, this evidence is inconclusive. I'm not even 20% through My life yet.
I just said the first thing that came to mind, the most recent instance of using intellect to solve a problem. Yes, there are people who are smart. But how many of them are also adept at the other things I have listed. It is not any one thing that makes Me great, lt is the combination of all of My talents.
I'm just listing off reasons why I am great. I'm not necessarily arguing why autists are superior to neurotypicals. I am a unique case, in that not all of My talents can be attributed to autism. Again, not My best example, but nothing else was coming to mind. The point is that, albeit rare, I can & will realize & admit to being wrong. This is an extremely valuable trait that most people lack. And I will learn from mistakes, so as never to repeat them, also quite valuable.
I wouldn't say lots of people do, though I'm certainly not the only one. I find lt is extremely rare for someone to remember infancy. I can recall My past with greater accuracy than My own mother. I've had family tell Me that My uncanny memory should be impossible. But I have recalled an event from when I was 2 before seeing the photograph of lt. So I think that you are underselling this amazing talent out of pure pessimism.
Again, I would not say lots. And again, while there are other people with excellent pattern detection skill, they almost certainly would not be able to simultaneously excel in all of the other areas I have listed. It's like saying that Superman isn't impressive, because some birds can fly, some people can punch really hard & some people can run really fast. Yes, but who other than Superman can excel at all of these things TOGETHER?
Once again, you're underselling the ability. I'm not just a walking encyclopedia. I'm a walking encyclopedia of lost knowledge as well. What was common knowledge in the 5'th Century is lost today. How many people know that the chinese invented the first automobile in 548 & that lt ran on wind power? Probably just some extreme historians & a relatively small amount of chinese people. I know some things that I am positive less than 10 people know about. I'm not just an encyclopedia of knowledge, I am a whole library. And I never stop adding on knowledge.
I actually did know about his unfortunate passing. I simply forgot, as I have terrible short-term memory. He was around during the majority of My recent memories, so I assumed he was still living. Anyway, not knowing something does not impact the claim. There is plenty that I do not know. It is a constant work in progress.
I do like sameness, routines & personal interests a lot. But My directive to honor the rules of friendship overrides those directives of smaller priority. I am not a hypocrite, so I could never expect people to partake in My interests lf I did not reciprocate. I don't attribute autism to all of this. A lot of lt is just My own beautiful uniqueness. I think I have, to a small degree, something greater than even autism. Some of the traits that I have are just inconsistent with autism & suggest the beginnings of something even further evolved. Neurotypicals are dependent & autists are independent. But I am interdependent, the greatest of the three. Neurotypicals want to win at someone elses expense or for everyone to lose. Autists just want to win. I want EVERYONE to win. My self is just a pit stop for refuelling on the path to My ultimate goal of saving & advancing the world. I only desire winning so that I can have the tools necessary to make everyone a winner. In essence, I don't really care about Myself. I am only 2'nd priority.
I have to disagree with you there. A staple of autism is comprehension of systems & concepts. This is usually how OCD develops. An autist is likely to understand the economy, for instance, far more than a neurotypical.
Yes, but people in art/media fields tend to have little to no skill outside of those fields. They're notably poor in the compassion field according to pop culture. You won't typically find someone in that field who is also very smart, knows every element on the Periodic Table, is full of compassion & is self-aware enough to truly learn from mistakes, among other things. NT's tend to only excel at a few things: their jobs, their passions & being neurotypical. Autists will excel at many more things, but not quite as much as I do. I don't suppose you can show Me an example of someone who excels at every field I have listed at once. Not just succeeds, but excels.
I have been appraised pretty universally in some areas & completely ignored in others (though that doesn't invalidate them). The problem with your idea is all of the great no-names of history who have died without knowledge or praise. Nobody ever praises JJ Astor IV that I know of, but He was a great man & far ahead of His time. Albert Einstein got lucky. Plenty of more intelligent scientists have lived & died unknown to the public. I would argue that the attention that he receives is a great injustice, not because he doesn't deserve lt, but because of the message that sends, that only famous people are worth anything. Crap youtube channels like Let's Players & those dumb 3AM challenge people get all of the attention, while geniuses in their own rites like James Rolfe, Jim Burke, Achille, Chad Warden & yes, even Myself, are relegated to obscurity. True, James Rolfe does get a massive ton of praise despite his obscurity, but this wasn't always the case. It is something that can go either way.
Nope, a neurotypical is not interested in how great a person is. Otherwise, someone would have interviewed My grandma. She didn't have a judgemental bone in her body, constantly did things for others while paying little mind to herself, had intimate discussions with people, let them know how much she cares, got to know them inside & out & regularly gave all of her stuff away. Maybe I'll write something about her one day, but for the time being, she died completely obscure. In this day & age, great people are constantly overlooked. Anyone who knew her would vouch for her & despite My circumstances, I think the same goes for Me. But I haven't met any journalists, so there is no way for one to write anything about Me. I'm still young though, maybe someone will. I do remember being interviewed twice, when I was 9 & when I was 11, but I don't remember exactly why & either way, I haven't been able to find either one. I don't know lf they ever aired. That's about as close as lt gets currently.
I have to meet more people. When the right person comes along who isn't biased against Me, lt may occur to them to praise Me in a more public way. But for now, this evidence is inconclusive. I'm not even 20% through My life yet.
If you were all that unique someone other than yourself would be writing about it. In my opinion you have an unrealistic over inflated view of yourself that probably developed out of social rejection and isolation. And I think you need to come to terms with that in order to find peers to be friends with. Unless you want to go with finding someone else with an over inflated view of themselves to be besties with.
You're assuming that every substantial trait is written about, when that's not true. Nobody writes about the best person, the worst person, the most mediocre person. It just doesn't happen. I have no control over what other people decide to write about. You're leaving verification in the hands of probability. I could just as easily say that you aren't smart, since nobody ever wrote anything about you being smart. You're trying to verify a logical claim in a social way. That doesn't really make sense. Logical claims can only be validated logically. Emotional claims can only be validated emotionally/socially (esocionally, haha). I've written an essay worth of evidence to support the fact & rather than respond to any of My points, you bring up people who have excelled in only individual fields & reinforce your belief that the only way I could be right is lf someone else said so publically, which is unfair, as lt hasn't happened yet.
There are plenty of other ways to verify information. Imagine lf I said that you can't be smart unless you're a physicist. What, now you have to go to college for six years to get your PhD, setting aside countless time, money & energy on the off chance that you'll become a physicist, just so you can prove Me wrong? That is completely silly. If you know you're smart, you shouldn't have to go through all sorts of hoops to prove lt. Simply providing some anecdotal evidence, like, 'I once charged my phone using a lemon, without learning how to.', would be enough to convince Me. The verification method should be something accessible, something within the persons circle of influence. Your way is essentially moving the goal post so you won't have to admit I'm right.
But tell Me, why do you even care so much? Why is My superiority so controversial in your mind? Does lt affect you in any way? No. Am I insulting you? No. Am I saying something about you that isn't true? No. So why are you so poised to disprove lt? Let's face lt, in your mind, lt is already false. You don't want to prove Me wrong, you want to prove yourself right. You want to try to get Me to say I'm not great, so you can have the satisfaction of being right. You're not seeking to weigh evidence to come to a logical conclusion. You're seeking emotional gratification.
As for, "In my opinion you have an unrealistic over inflated view of yourself that probably developed out of social rejection and isolation.": As I said, coming to love/appreciate Myself in an unorthodox way is My coping mechanism for social rejection & isolation, among many other things. My view is not, however, inflated. Had the coping mechanism not manifested, I would still be just as great. The only difference would be that lt wouldn't be as gratifying. Being good feels good. The more bad everyone is, the more good you appear & the more good you feel. It would certainly be interesting to find another person making this claim. But hopefully they would have reason to think so & not just be a narcissist. I have had more than I can handle of the Dark Tetrad.
aquafelix wrote:
Your_Boy wrote:
@Aquafelix The definition of the phrase, 'fall for', is to believe something without reservation. Like I said, I considered the possibility that I was being baited, so that would be reservation. I'm not sure why you believe I was provoked. I politely & meticulously explained why I disagree with Firemonkey's assessments. For some people, this may be an indication of provocation, but I am naturally this way. I cannot admit to something that is not true. I assure you that I was not upset for a moment. The only thing thus far that has bothered Me even remotely is the belief that Naturalplastic & EzraS share about autism being a disorder. This is not true & this sort of thinking is very dangerous for autists, who are just starting to become less antagonized by society. Despite this, lt has had no effect on how I replied to them. I have replied to every person thus far as lf I were talking to a friend.
What can I do? Human 2.0 is still human. I can survive without social contact, but I still long for lt. It's an empty hole that requires filling. Once again you are making the mistake that how I came across in the original post is how I normally behave. Although lt's not altogether unlikely that they can detect My need for attention, lt certainly isn't near the level you think. Anyway, lf I find a similar person, that person would have no desire to provoke or hold ransom. The need is good in a way. It filters out undesirable fairweather friends.
What can I do? Human 2.0 is still human. I can survive without social contact, but I still long for lt. It's an empty hole that requires filling. Once again you are making the mistake that how I came across in the original post is how I normally behave. Although lt's not altogether unlikely that they can detect My need for attention, lt certainly isn't near the level you think. Anyway, lf I find a similar person, that person would have no desire to provoke or hold ransom. The need is good in a way. It filters out undesirable fairweather friends.
I seem to have upset you again. Sorry. I apologize if I hurt your feelings.
? I explain several times over, including in the very message you replied to, that I'm not offended & you don't get lt. Then EzraS explains the exact same thing to you & you understand lt. I'd appreciate lt lf you could keep the discussion civil & not post not-so-subtle butthurt references that don't even apply. I wasn't born yesterday. I'm quite familiar with meme culture. When you hurt My feelings, you'll be the first to know. I don't hide My feelings like everyone else does. I simply write meticulous replies, because I enjoy writing/typing & because My OCD results in overmeticulosity. That's all there is to lt. There are no subtle, untold feelings here. If I seem upset, lt's because I have a pet peeve about people thinking things about Me that aren't true. A minor thing, really. I just have a strong OCD impulse to set the record straight. Let us please at least attempt to stay on topic.
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