Things I Don't Get
"Can't you put an alarm on your phone?" -them
"No, because it's almost always on vibrate." -me
is it not a logical connection to extrapolate that, if an alarm would not work due to my phone being on vibrate, it is because my phone is not always near me, and thus would be an unreliable alarm?
Does your phone not let alarms go through even when it's on silent? Mine does, or at least I can allow it to do that. Even when on Do Not Disturb alarms still work.
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I think you just left out some important info Readydaer which caused them to get confused. Sometimes it's difficult for me to determine what's important info & what is not.
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^ Those examples, specifically the homeless person, is not the kind of abuser I'm talking about.
What's sad is how people like us don't have access to the right support to challenge these abusers.
Sometimes it really is beneficial to have links with mobsters to deal with people like that. *Looks bitterly at her contact list full of angels*
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That's what's happening with a guy at work. He even admitted himself that he was bullied at school for being too shy (he's not on the spectrum) so he became a bully himself to make himself look tough.
Unfortunately he hasn't matured, because he's still like it as an adult. It seems he's shy and quite low in the social pecking order so wants to talk down to people like me to cover up his insecurities (even though that makes it show that he's insecure).
It's all very well and good to justify why bullies exist but it's so hard for the victims to live with. I've been bullied and socially rejected in my most vulnerable years (adolescence) but I never became a bully myself.
It's a difficult thing really, because say a child is being bullied by their own parents, everyone understandably feels sorry for the child, but then the child goes to school and finds another child to take their miserable home life out on. Then you feel angry towards the first child for making another child suffer, especially that child's parents, because no decent parent wants their child bullied.
But being bullied yourself doesn't always have to make you a bully to other children. My cousin had a friend at school who was neglected and abused at home, but she was the sweetest girl you could ever meet. She loved animals, and she would never bully other children. She was sensitive and shy. I heard she'd moved out as soon as she was 18, and now she has a family of her own and is a loving mother to her children.
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What's sad is how people like us don't have access to the right support to challenge these abusers.
Sometimes it really is beneficial to have links with mobsters to deal with people like that. *Looks bitterly at her contact list full of angels*
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Unfortunately he hasn't matured, because he's still like it as an adult. It seems he's shy and quite low in the social pecking order so wants to talk down to people like me to cover up his insecurities (even though that makes it show that he's insecure).
It's all very well and good to justify why bullies exist but it's so hard for the victims to live with. I've been bullied and socially rejected in my most vulnerable years (adolescence) but I never became a bully myself.
It's a difficult thing really, because say a child is being bullied by their own parents, everyone understandably feels sorry for the child, but then the child goes to school and finds another child to take their miserable home life out on. Then you feel angry towards the first child for making another child suffer, especially that child's parents, because no decent parent wants their child bullied.
But being bullied yourself doesn't always have to make you a bully to other children. My cousin had a friend at school who was neglected and abused at home, but she was the sweetest girl you could ever meet. She loved animals, and she would never bully other children. She was sensitive and shy. I heard she'd moved out as soon as she was 18, and now she has a family of her own and is a loving mother to her children.
Your cousin's friend sounds kinda like my girlfriend in some ways. She's a very empathetic & loving person or at least tries to be. Except she gets taken advantage of by certain family members & she's under lots of stress & pressure from various things. She reaches her breaking point & then gets depressed & shuts down or she'll get angry & kinda lashes out & then feels horribly guilty 1ce she's calmed down. It breaks my heart but I'm kinda lost as to how to help & be more supportive. Looking at things logically & analyzing the pros & cons & predicting the results based on patterns does not affect her decisions. She'll decide based on if she'll feel guilty rite now for not being there for someone but in the long run she cant be there for people as much unless she takes care of herself more.
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I was treated differently at school, so it wasn't a case of doing something right or wrong, it was just a case of "she's Joe90, so it's OK to make her feel invalid whatever she says or does". For example I remember when this girl in my class was all squeamish because she was getting goosebumps from being cold. She was like "eww, I can feel them all coming up on me, eww!" and the other girls in the group just smiled approvingly. But I knew full well that if I said exactly that about goosebumps they'd all say "oh shut up, stop being a stupid p****!" and turn their backs towards me. This sort of treatment happened constantly in adolescence. It was personal. I was treated differently because I was Joe90. It wasn't fair and I got so hurt inwardly but didn't want them to know. It's part of the reason I suffer with crippling RSD now. I seem to have a sort of C-PTSD.
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oh yes the topic of bullying .....it is what breeds societies versions of insanity ,i think , especially over a extended period of time . So growing up , think my mom noticed i was shy and retiring , not connecting autism into the picture for me . So the ongoing beating and suffering that was inflicted upon me by my family et.al . In retropect, perhaps their intent was to toughen me up .With no idea that their behaviour could induce psychosis. So eventually , i realized that appearing as a bully is what they seemed to want,So around the family put on a mask .And tougher looking clothing . Did not stop my brothers. but stopped my parents . That took many years to learn
They were not keen on me socializing with other neighbourhood children whose parents did not inflict violence upon their children . It took them most of my growing years to try to indoctrinate me into being a delinquent . imho.
Seriously someone somewhere along my formative years someone should have called child protective services . All this while being raise in a supposably Stricter religious family . Additionally in retrospect the situation was obvious to my teachers in school and Neighbours but was one of many children in the family . Little non- verbal sister suffered a similiar fate of Abuse .
Older children in my family would duplicate my parents behaviour towards me . And for a few years would try to look the part . But was not able to do the bullying thing except one time . And still to this day feel poorly about it .
But part of that indoctrination still floats about in my head . Giving me a extreme disgust with bullies .
And feel as if often need to act to suppress those kind of people . But am aware that those things just breed bad behaviour . And taught what kind of behaviour not to put on others . Cause it felt bad to me.
All these situations just make no sense to me why you would put a child through those things or attempt to manipulate them in such ways . Actually in the long term destroying the family Unit.Moved out as soon as i could have back then . It is sad that my family bred such aweful persons that are loose in society .And that possibly will carry on in the older brothers families , But they are much older now ,And hopefully less of a threat to others .
Ideally from my Christian beliefs , Want to say " Father forgive them for they know not what they do "
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