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I just mean that I have no recourse for a lack of communication with anybody. People just don't respond to me because I'm different. The plan is to drastically reduce human contact & give them a break from me.

Sounds like you will be missed.

Do not remark on someone else's clothes or hair or facial expressions

Do not say "fa***t"

Do not call yourself "people".

Do not say "huh" or "what"

Dogs on leash

You are not Buddha's gift to the solar system


f**k mister redelings

Unfortunately that's just a short term fix and it can lead to more problems , make your social skills worse etc.
At 47 I couldn't give a f**k about friends , I'm a grumpy bastard who is better off without social interactions , people make me ill - but not everyone can deal with no social interactions. Think wisely before you burn bridges dude

I'd be as happy as a pig in s**t if I was the last human on the planet , most people say that lack of social interaction will make you crazy - not for me , as people make me crazy.

If someone has blocked you, leave them alone, don't try creating other screen names or new accounts to message them again, even if you have lost your account information, leave them alone. That is harassment and cyber stalking. Move on.

You're all being cyber stalked & harassed by billionaires. Silicon Valley reduced our social lives to dollars.

Please wake up to this reality or I cannot remain comfortable here.

I'm not burning any bridges, if anything my absence might strengthen them. I love people, I'm just obnoxiously autistic. There's mutual respect among us, even if I have to remind people.

@League Girl: Would you PLEASE refrain from stereotyping guys with ASD as stalkers? Seriously thank you for taking us back a decade in representation.

My weekly activity summary is typically around 5 to 10 minutes.

That doesn't stop self-important overgrown frat boys from data mining you 24/7.

I don't use any social media and ghostery is blocking most of the trackers. Not that I should have to. Too much money to be made for privacy to exist. Not that I think it should be that way.

Anonymity may be refreshing, so may be online use of our real names.

None of that stops technology from corrupting the answer to: "What's in a name?"

Everyone please stop pretending the Internet is for deciding how we separate ourselves. That's not why any of us volunteer millions of hours to maintain the Internet. If you think a Facebook "block" is to be taken seriously in the real world, you are distorting your view of the real world. Plenty of guys are much obliged to seem creepy if that's a consequence of doing the right thing.

I am not a collection of bits on a server that determine my destiny, I am a hacker because I choose to respect your right to use technology as you please. That in no way stops you from being wrong. You can use the internet for learning instead of hurting people! Imagine that!

Maybe one day you'll be thankful for each & every one of us creeps who maintain your technology. Probably not, but a guy can dream.

No, no, no!

EAT the cookie!

READ the fortune!

Thanks.

You visited me in my dreams again social butterfly. It was fun hanging out with you and I enjoyed your company. I was sad to wake up. Curious you were wearing a dress, I know you didn't like them and hardly wore them, but it made me miss your cute knees.

I read the note you hide in the ring box again today. It's been many years since I had. Your last words to me were "I will never forget the happiness you brought me, my first true love." I wonder if you ever think of me, or if I get to visit you in your dreams. I am sorry I failed to do what you asked. I should not have attempted to contact you. For that I am sorry for being weak, though I am not sorry for missing my first true love. I am afraid I will never forget you, both a blessing and a curse.

Thanks.