babybird wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
In which I'm at least half way on mastering the pattern concepts over humanity.
Because humans and their unpredictability frustrates me.
Because I believe even emotions itself has some sort of 'physics'. Thus whatever I kept dubbing as 'human fundamentals'.
Because the stupid game as rules and I would want to decode it so I'd know how to enter the NT world bubble, bypass their rules or use said rules against them.
In which the knowledge itself just happened to extend to human behaviors, relationship dynamics, and the answer as to why social norms exists.
So I don't need to ask NTs anymore.
I don't need to question anymore; only more present information -- I'll just know how to integrate it.
And should the day come a fellow autistic question all of this, I can aide them to the 'whys'.
Give them a framework on how to approach particular informations.
But as I said...
This is only halfway done. It's not enough and I would know and still feel the gaps...
I want to kill the gaps of knowledge.
The gaps were the main source of my frustration.
The gaps is what makes me feel helpless or made things going to nowhere.
I love watching nt people get drunk I do
They make me feel normal
I don't know... I may have a very different concept of 'normal'...
Many accounts I've read and heard, when they say 'they want to be normal' it would mean they long for safety, companionship, inclusion, acceptance, being a part of something bigger, feeling 'stable' or stability and just being overall relatable in a sense like most humans do as they believed to be...
But not me. I might even not have a real concept of 'normal'.
Only 'usual', like, a concept of assumed predictable statistical tendency or odds.
Not... Whatever most people calls as 'to feel normal' -- lack of loneliness, lack of oddity, lack of exclusion or singling out, lack of 'discrimination' or particular difference that people tend to be insecure about.
If they're exceptional, they want to 'go down there, struggle and join them blissfully'.
If they're the type who gets left out, it's the NT's "flaws" or issues.
If they've been through particular circumstances or in particular situations, it's having similarities and relatability...
And so forth...
I don't know.
It's one of the things I couldn't easily relate.
But sure! Watching drunk people can be entertaining.
They don't make me feel normal though; they just make me see that they're more predictable in a different way.
They can be fun, they can be bothersome; all the same, more data and info for me about them.