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HeatHumidity
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15 Apr 2012, 9:38 pm

Sup, WP. I've always thought that something was wrong with me since I was about 11. I've went under harsh treatment by my peers in the 5th and 6th grade, but from the 7th grade onwards, I tried my hardest to act like all of the other kids. It's mental torture trying to fit in with them. To try and act normal, sociable. In reality, I don't feel like talking to any of them, they're just too normal. I don't really have any concrete interest or passion, and I often find that I get too overwhelmed by things to even want to continue pursuing them. Being this way, I've tried to act semi-normal around my family. My mom and sister always poked fun at me for staying in my room all day, calling me some kind of loner. I don't particularly enjoy interacting with them, because if I act like myself, they'd think that something is wrong. On top of that, there are only two people my age who I can actually get along with/bear talking to. Anyways, I've tried to tell my mother multiple times that I suspect that I have Asperger's. Every time I did, she shot me down and told me that I've always wanted to have something wrong with me my whole life. This is not true. In fact, I have always dreaded having something wrong with me. I don't feel like I fit in with anyone, really. Even the so-called 'nerdy' kids. I just don't feel right at all. I get overwhelmed by school work incredibly easily, yet my mother keeps pushing for me to stay in all-honours courses, which I feel pressured by. It's not that I can't do the work, it's just the fact that I can't mentally handle it. I feel like going somewhere to be officially diagnosed, but I highly doubt that my mother would approve. I don't really have anyone else in my family that could help me out with my problem, either. I would greatly appreciate any advice or input you guys could give me.



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15 Apr 2012, 10:12 pm

HeatHumidity wrote:
Even the so-called 'nerdy' kids.


What people fail to realise is that everyone is a nerd in their own way. They have their own interests that they are good at, Making them "Nerds" or "geeks" of that subject.

As far as obseccions go, Stick at sumfin' It'll get easier as you know more about it.


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16 Apr 2012, 9:46 am

HeatHumidity wrote:
Sup, WP. I've always thought that something was wrong with me since I was about 11. I've went under harsh treatment by my peers in the 5th and 6th grade, but from the 7th grade onwards, I tried my hardest to act like all of the other kids. It's mental torture trying to fit in with them. To try and act normal, sociable. In reality, I don't feel like talking to any of them, they're just too normal. I don't really have any concrete interest or passion, and I often find that I get too overwhelmed by things to even want to continue pursuing them. Being this way, I've tried to act semi-normal around my family. My mom and sister always poked fun at me for staying in my room all day, calling me some kind of loner. I don't particularly enjoy interacting with them, because if I act like myself, they'd think that something is wrong. On top of that, there are only two people my age who I can actually get along with/bear talking to. Anyways, I've tried to tell my mother multiple times that I suspect that I have Asperger's. Every time I did, she shot me down and told me that I've always wanted to have something wrong with me my whole life. This is not true. In fact, I have always dreaded having something wrong with me. I don't feel like I fit in with anyone, really. Even the so-called 'nerdy' kids. I just don't feel right at all. I get overwhelmed by school work incredibly easily, yet my mother keeps pushing for me to stay in all-honours courses, which I feel pressured by. It's not that I can't do the work, it's just the fact that I can't mentally handle it. I feel like going somewhere to be officially diagnosed, but I highly doubt that my mother would approve. I don't really have anyone else in my family that could help me out with my problem, either. I would greatly appreciate any advice or input you guys could give me.


Honestly, Just get out more.
People dont get along with or respect people who dont do anything respectable
you are basically grown up. This is it, its your life. Go out and get involved in your community.
People make friends by doing things together. like sports.
Work out and eat right.
If people are botherin you its cause of somethin you're doing
Pay attention.

Think and watch what you say.
Somethings dont need to be said


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16 Apr 2012, 6:04 pm

muslimmetalhead wrote:
Think and watch what you say.


I agree with what you said, but it sounded (to me) harsher than it needed to be. I think we all can work on what I quoted though.