AspieDacia wrote:
nothing went right. all my plans fell through and the next day when i tried to reschedule with my parents they said they were to throw a BBQ for my little sisters boyfriend that night for HIS birthday....to which no one invited me. i then spent about eight hours chopping off my long blonde hair into some strange short "creation" of mine... i didnt even want to or plan to do it. my hair had ( for the past decade) been a sorce of great pride to me... i greatly regret what i did even while i continued to do it. i cryed and vomited for the next two days. now i am just totally confused what the implications of this stunt are regarding my subconscious. my conscious part of me is horrified and aching from regret. yet i feel like there was a reason i did it even if i dont know what it is yet. i feel totally insane. again.
i feel like edward norton in fight club
or michael cera in youth in revolt
almost as if i am possesed.
First, I want to wish you a Happy Birthday Celebration!
I can understand how bad you felt and how bad you still feel now and why you did something like that. Try not to be so hard on yourself because you can't have your long hair back, at least not right at this moment. You can always grow it back.
It's not your fault that your parents got their priorities mixed up and didn't treat you on your birthday or even invite you to the BBQ.
What you should do is treat yourself to a day of pampering instead of being self-distructive. Go to a hairdresser and get your shorn hair styled, go buy yourself some clothes, shoes and or accessories, have your nails done, get a massage or spend some time in a day spa. Go to dinner and movie or fix your favorite food and rent a movie or two. If you can't afford to do some of this do something similar at home.
Schedule a good day for you to do all of this. If you have some friends who could celebrate this day with you and you want them too, invite them to come along. If you have a tight budget, you can still do alot with a little creativity. You can either buy or order flowers to be sent to yourself at home or work. You can have a theme for your special day and dress a certain way, eat certain foods, play certain music that ties in with the theme. You might be able to get ideas for different things you can do to celebrate your birthday, online. Plan it and enjoy it, you deserve a special celebration, you're only 23 once. Make some happy memories. It's never too late to celebrate.
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Your Aspie score: 167 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 35 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie.