Alright, so I've just spoken to my mother and father about why they have been attacking me physically.
Alright, the thing is that, when I was young, I had a tendency to be rather mischievous (doesn't anyone become so?), and I had a habit of doing naughty things like biting others (which I have stopped doing today, but that was me as a mischievous child), This had my parents to develop some sort of insecurity, and at that time, they didn't know anything about Aspergers until I was 10 years old, and they felt that the only way to set me right was to hit me and spank me, and in very violent tendencies, at one stage giving me bruises to my face, and I could have nearly lost my life because of that. Until I was 10, she realized that I was an autistic child and not an ordinary child, so she stopped the hitting gradually and it all finally stopped when I was 12. Today, when I reminded them of this, they recall on how emotional it makes them feel because those felt those actions made them feel like very abusive parents.
The physical abuse has occasionally continued into adulthood, and me and my mom occasionally get into verbal arguments and often attacks mainly because she is frustrated with my dad or just out of misunderstanding. I have repeatedly spoken to my mom to stop, and it appears that she has stopped finally. However, I will assume good faith for now and see how my arguments have convinced her to stop the abuse. I'm not expecting her to be completely nice that she'll let me get on and do something stupid though.
My dad, on the other hand, has also been feeling as an abusive parent all those years and he is today quite unprepared to take on the role to parent me after all those years of hardline abuse. While the physical abuse has stopped today, I will reiterate once more, I'll test this as a good faith attempt and see how far this goes. My dad is offering to help me get used to the real world out there and he says to me that if I say something, just try to take is as an attempt as improvement for next time as I want you to understand how the real world may be out there. This is not to say that he is verbally abusing me in any kind. He has since stopped indefinitely.
My mother has actually cried in front of me to apologize and also on behalf of my dad for all those years of verbal and physical abuse that was predominantly responsible for the miserable youth I had as a child.
It's fortunate that I do not have parents who are like Butter's parents from South Park who ground their son for the most lousiest of things and beat them on the same basis as well, because those are parents who are a perfect role model for the abusive parents, and their parenting skills are inferior and damage the well and mental being of their own son.
The physical things have stopped, and I wish you all good night