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ebec11
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09 Feb 2008, 9:24 pm

Yes, my father twisted my feeling and beliefs into a messed up pile of crap, and now my innocence childhood is gone, and now I'm bombarded with insercurities, anxiety, depression, and anger.



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09 Feb 2008, 9:27 pm

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last year i found out everything i belived in and everyway i thought the world worked was wrong and seeing the world i love being destroyed around me, nature lost, i believe this crushed my soul as i have stopped feeling on regular occasions, have still not regained the will to live and have been suicidally depressed and feeling worthless since then.

I wish I didn't feel :( I feel way too much, and I can't handle it for much more!



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10 Feb 2008, 12:39 am

dragonboy wrote:
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I'm embarrassed. . . mine was so trivial. . . :cry:


not really if what you believe is your image is taken away from you it can be very painful.


Sometimes the universe conspires to crush your soul for a reason. In my case, I needed to be taught a lesson about the folly and snobbery of gaging myself solely on my intellectual faculties. Having your mask metaphorically ripped off can teach you a lot about your real face.


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10 Feb 2008, 6:13 am

MissPickwickian wrote:
dragonboy wrote:
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I'm embarrassed. . . mine was so trivial. . . :cry:


not really if what you believe is your image is taken away from you it can be very painful.


Sometimes the universe conspires to crush your soul for a reason. In my case, I needed to be taught a lesson about the folly and snobbery of gaging myself solely on my intellectual faculties. Having your mask metaphorically ripped off can teach you a lot about your real face.


maybe but it still hurts.



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10 Feb 2008, 6:18 am

ebec11 wrote:
dragonboy wrote:
last year i found out everything i belived in and everyway i thought the world worked was wrong and seeing the world i love being destroyed around me, nature lost, i believe this crushed my soul as i have stopped feeling on regular occasions, have still not regained the will to live and have been suicidally depressed and feeling worthless since then.

I wish I didn't feel :( I feel way too much, and I can't handle it for much more!


:( i feel bad for you :(


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10 Feb 2008, 10:07 am

dragonboy wrote:
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dragonboy wrote:
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I'm embarrassed. . . mine was so trivial. . . :cry:


not really if what you believe is your image is taken away from you it can be very painful.


Sometimes the universe conspires to crush your soul for a reason. In my case, I needed to be taught a lesson about the folly and snobbery of gaging myself solely on my intellectual faculties. Having your mask metaphorically ripped off can teach you a lot about your real face.


maybe but it still hurts.


Definitely.


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10 Feb 2008, 1:47 pm

having someone elses life in your hands can b a very emotional moment



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10 Feb 2008, 6:39 pm

Being bullied in school and ending up in hospital because I was so traumatized by it. That really crushed me and I still haven't recovered. I felt like all the empathy and kindness within me had been totally eradicated.


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10 Feb 2008, 8:31 pm

There was a period in my life when everything except my health went badly wrong, from my studies to a breakup to a death in the family to social problems and I didn't really have anywhere to turn to for support. As a result, I kind of shut down emotionally, and lost faith in both love and friendship. I may have just lost the capacity for either, it's not that I'm unkind or hostile to people or that I don't need company but I don't become attached to them, and have not been in a relationship since. Basically ever since my view is 'friends come and go' and 'love is a luxury not for me.'


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21 Feb 2008, 1:20 pm

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Let loose upon all your unabashed, cathartic, self-pitying rants, my dear friends, for I want to know if anything has ever CRUSHED YOUR SOUL.

Having your soul crushed is an absolute loss of innocence. It is not like being driven crazy or made depressed by someone, or having your heart broken. It is a deep, internal, philosophical disillusionment that rips all child-like feelings of specialness from the very depths of your being. It happens to a lot of people. Most ignore it, some fall apart, and others gear their energy toward positive ends.

Being an AS idiot as I am, the only thing I ever had to endear me to anyone was my intellect. Being at the top of the class was crucial, as I was nothing without it. When I entered high school I encountered those creatures known as "overachievers", who were harder-working, faster, more competitive, and sometimes just plain smarter than me. I couldn't catch up with them, especially with my parent's divorce and six neuropsychological disorders to cope with.

I tried to befriend an overachiever and take an overachiever AP course. She was disdainful and I failed the class. I had never felt so worthless or felt more ashamed in my life.

Eventually I decided that this meant simply that I didn't have to be the best at everything. But in the intervening months I truly believe I was suffering from a crushed soul. Without academics I was a zero.


Something very similar hapened to me, and is what caused me to quit high school.


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23 Feb 2008, 9:39 pm

On many occasions.

Starting with the first..My mum and dad split up when i was 3 and I even got diagnosed with clinical despression when he left by a psychiatrist 0.o. Obviously I don't remember but my mum told me a few weeks ago.

Then when I was 9 my mum had a bf who never liked me from the start. Before I was diangosed with AS ( My dad refused to show up during my diagnosis, he claimed..and I quote.. "It's a stupid cry for attention" ) I wouldn't talk to him much at all no matter what. One day while making food I finished some homework, which was writing a poem or song about something, and he told me to read it. I was extremely shy and refused to do it and start walking away backwards. He slammed the frying pan down, charged at me, grabbed me by the throat, slammed me against the wall, lifted me three feet in the air and screamed "START LISTENING TO ME NOW YOU f*****g PRICK". I had absolutely no idea why he was so distraught because I couldn't udnerstand NT's but didn't know it at the time.

When I was 10 I also spent a lot of time with my great grandfather.In a way, I believe he knew I was different somehow and knew how to treat me. We spent a lot of time discussing life and computers and then he taught me to play chess. We played on a wooden set that my great-great grandfather hand carved (I still own it with all the pieces today). Well, when I was 11..he....started having heart failure..He used to work in the mines and it had destroyed his lungs and heart and they were starting to fail. The next time I saw him he was at home breathing from an oxygen tank...That scared the beejesus out of me.

When I was still 11...My mum came upstairs...he died....heart failure in his sleep she told me.....3 years later I talk to my 14 year old smoker whoring cousin who tells me he actually died of a heart attack after falling down the stairs. He was bedridden and his buzzer stopped working, and him being the prideful man got out of bed for a glass of water. Started walking down the stairs, my cousins heard him coming down and went into the room to stop him, he slipped, crashed to the bottom, and had a heart attack in front of two little kids and his wife and died. That hurt..to picture him like that...

Then I spent 3 years with a carer in school to stop me having panick attacks everyday, but I still had them anyway. That was HELL ON EARTH. I was beaten to a pulp everyday and even the people I thought sort of liked me bullied the crap out of me. Eventually it led to me inventing Mark and him pushing a bully back...he then gave me a concussion and boom...I gave up on everything.


Good GOD this turned out waaaaayyyyy too long. I apologise in advance for the minutes I stole from the reader's life.



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24 Feb 2008, 8:47 am

Well.. I can't say it was a one minute moment but the thing that totaly destroyed me and took my childhood away, was when my "friend" left me to go alone in a new school. We where supposed to start 7'th grade, kind of highschool, and the got the idea: "Hey, what if we start at another school, just you and I?". And I agreed to it, not having a lot of friends anyway. So I fixed with papers, with my parent help, ofc, ans I though she did, too. But she didn't. She just let it go. So, in the end, i started in that school without her. Alone, badly skilled at making friends and with teenage angst starting to nibble my back, it simply went like hell, and did so for about 2 years. It totaly ruined me. I just can't accept when she says she's sorry and regrets what she did and want to start over and s**t. It's unforgiveable.



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04 Mar 2008, 10:46 am

please read the topic that is second from the top of the main Adolescent Asperger Forum page.


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04 Mar 2008, 11:32 am

Well not all at once. It is more like things happening often over a drawn out and long period of time slowly chipping away at it. As I get older I realize more and more than in spite of all the things that happened that were out out of my control, I am my own worst enemy. I am the only person who has the power to let someone else destroy me.



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14 Sep 2010, 10:15 pm

Being sent to Catholic School and being teased and harrassed and criticized everyday was perhaps the good chunk of it.

Followed by my friends blaming me for not being friendly with everyone and leaving me friendless for several months. When I did become friends with them again, they would occasionally do cruel things to me like force me to sit alone or encourage an entire class to laugh at me.

During my suicidal period at the time...my dad telling me to stop seeking suicidal help after I told him I wanted to meet with a counselor I had been talking to on the phone...all because he thinks that therapy and counseling is a bunch of hogwash. Even when I'm suicidal, he thinks it's ridiculous. Even worse is that I'm convinced that his stubborness has resulted in many missed oppurtunities over the years to get an earlier AS diagnosis.

Telling my dad about the above incident about 8 or 9 years later when I was having more suicidal problems. His response: "I dont remember any of that".

In a way I think my mother is another factor in my loss of innocence. I was raised to believe that her disturbing short tempers were okay and that her drinking wasnt equal to the level of alcoholism. She never did anything completely violent like punch somebody but she did have completely out of control temper tantrums and onced attacked my dad (at least he put it that way, he was calling for me downstairs to call 9-1-1. I took it seriously but now I wonder if he was just joking cuz he tends to do that).

My first boyfriend in high school being an emotionally unstable individual who constantly threatened suicide during my numerous attempts to break up with him. He kinda broke much trust that I use to have in geeky men and made me more aware of men with Asian fetishes.

My first dumping by a guy in college to be with an ex. The dumping wasnt as bad as the harrasive treatment he gave me afterwards. But it taught me to steer clear of guys who have recently broken up with someone.

My former best friend in college making up a phony excuse to not come visit me after she graudated and the sudden realization that she had taken my friendship for granted. Too many incidences before she left college resulted in me going through hell while she got a clean break from some serious bad mistakes that she committed. The big one: I was accused of "betraying" my best friend in an incident that wasnt even wrong yet it was in fact instigated by her (she told me to do it)...yet she never fessed up to the accuser, her boyfriend. This was back in 2007 and I have still not recovered from this feeling that she betrayed me then abandoned me and since then my life is still is in a severe mess by my own inability to get over it.



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21 Sep 2010, 5:53 pm

When I lost one of my friends last month, I felt like my whole world was falling apart. I still miss her and even dream about her sometimes. It's heartbreaking. Absolutely devastating.