IsabellaLinton wrote:
Rad Rockit wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
What is the origin of that feeling of "ennui?"
I'm not entirely sure. It's kind of just something I feel sometimes, without explanation. It's hard to put into words. I've been struggling with some feelings lately that I just want to go away, and I need a support circle that just isn't there right now. It feels like whenever I get excited or look forward to something it comes and goes, or never comes at all. I'm also feeling so alone right now that it causes me physical pain but I don't know how to fix it.
Hugs!
That's exactly how I've been feeling. Having alexithymia doesn't help, does it?
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I hope things turn the corner for you, soon.
I've actually never encountered the word athexilymia before now, although I was apparently aware of the definition more or less, since I have read a little about ASD, and knew about the difficulties with empathizing. I'm not sure I was aware of the full extent of what it meant though, so helpfully that's helpful moving forward. Anyway thank you. I think I'll feel better with time but this is a cyclical thing and I know I'm gonna be back before too long. I don't know what to do about it. But it is nice to know there is someone who at least understands.
kraftiekortie wrote:
I know it's not the same as actual personal contact----but at least you have us here on WrongPlanet.
Do you have an interest in: Autism, History, Economics, Politics, Sciences, etc?
It really does help knowing there are people going through similar things. And it's a lot easier for me to type than it is to talk in situations lime this because it causes a pain in my throat. As you can probably imagine, this makes it difficult to talk to people offline. I do have some interest in history, and a little in science but not too much. I've done some reading about autism, since I was diagnosed with ASD.
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