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14 Sep 2012, 1:04 am

The anger and frustration which I currently feel requires the greatest amount of self restraint. It is easy to feel betrayed by family, by the medical community. I will not say that I do not feel betrayed, but there is something worse than betrayal, and that is a sort of mistrust that begins to rise in my mind. This is especially serious when one considers that the majority of individuals purporting to help me are neurotypicals. The majority of experts are neurotypicals.

It is a physiological response. The dog's hairs stand on end when it senses danger. The whole system goes into high alert. Frustration, anger, depression, fear. All of this, and more. One must not mistake these traits as symptoms of autism. They are not. It is much more likely that these "symptoms", are the result of stress and proximity to danger.

It has come to the point, where I can not be around others without becoming tense. Without being subjected to high levels of stress. I am exhausted, mentally and physically. Damn. I need to calm down.



AliceInAspieland
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14 Sep 2012, 2:09 am

I think that you've accidentally posted this in the wrong place...

I know how you feel. It took 13 years for me to get anyone to listen to me when I was desperately searching for help. I knew that something was different and I had problems that no one else did. No one believed me. For the last 13 years I've been bullied, teased, rejected, felt worthless and depressed. I attempted suicide and hurt myself in my frustration and sadness. Even now that I have a diagnosis, I feel like my life hasn't changed. I'm not bullied like I was...

I just want my life to get better. I want to be happy. Yet it always seems so far out of my reach.

You can PM me if you like...try not to be angry though. Anger is a dangerous emotion. It make you do things that you'll seriously regret. Try and take a deep breath and think logically. Things that you do in anger don't get you what you want. Certainly not in the long run.

I hope you feel better soon.



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16 Sep 2012, 7:49 pm

Welkome to WP

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