17 Nov 2015, 2:32 pm
Unfortunate_Aspie_ wrote:
CryosHypnoAeon wrote:
Most definitely,
and I hate that I feel I have to censor myself all the time around people, or restrain my emotions, opinions, and stuff.
It's tiring.
And I know it's not fundamentally my problem. It's THEIR problem. Because NTs use anything as evidence against you in the court of social opinion. "Everything you say/do will be used against you in a court of social Law."
Which , again, is why I try and avoid people at all costs.
Your life is never more in danger than when you're surrounded by low-brow, needlessly judgemental apes.
and I hate that I feel I have to censor myself all the time around people, or restrain my emotions, opinions, and stuff.
It's tiring.
And I know it's not fundamentally my problem. It's THEIR problem. Because NTs use anything as evidence against you in the court of social opinion. "Everything you say/do will be used against you in a court of social Law."
Which , again, is why I try and avoid people at all costs.
Your life is never more in danger than when you're surrounded by low-brow, needlessly judgemental apes.
Omg, this!so much judgement!!
"If you don't say anything they can't misquote you."
I can't stand these types of people >__>...
17 Nov 2015, 2:39 pm
17 Nov 2015, 2:47 pm
I'm definitely naive, and never quite understand what's going on in other people's minds.
My approach to social interaction is like how I play chess. (That is to say, very badly!) I vaguely know how the pieces are supposed to move, and I try to make a move that looks reasonable... But somehow I find myself in check mate in less than a minute - saying something completely wrong, and the conversation ends awkwardly.
I've learned just to laugh at it. 
