Wanna read what my brother wrote me?

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Best reply: "Who are you?". He shouldn't talk to you anymore after this

It baffles me why exactly some behaviours make others think you are arrogant, but it happens.

My mother just calls me a failure all the time because I don't follow through with what I want to do one minute vs. the next. I always have something I'm "working on" for a long time, but it just isn't a priority at the time if I'm thinking about something else, so it doesn't get done. She also calls me this because I'm no good at math, history, or science (her areas).

I’m intruding into your thread to speak of troubles with a sibling sorry. My beautiful “older” sister constantly derides me for being who I am, constantly takes advantage of me; steals, insults and has never defended me from anyone. She expects me to go out of my way to satisfy her and her needs even when she treats me worst than the people she hates (does this mean she hates me the most?), she lies more than she talks; if I don’t treat her how she wants me to treat her she goes out of her way to raise the temperature of her terrible taint by tormenting me and my mother even more....

I’ve done nothing to deserve this except just being there as a punching bag; perhaps that is what it is. My mother doesn’t understand why I even speak to her with my monotonous voice or acknowledge her; my sister has always been there unfortunately.

I guess she’s just one of those people who take advantage of naive and ignorant individuals (read: autistic) like me.

I think my mother is the only one who really understands me. My co-workers think of me as smart and hard-working and, surprisingly enough, as a nice person. I am not super talkative and my focus is on my work, but I am friendly.

sounds good
is he published ?

I know lots of people have problems with their familes and I have a few with my extended family members. One of my aunts thinks I'm rude and inconciderate but doesn't give me or my mom too much grief about it. The more I start learning about AS the more I realize how lucky I am. I was a weird kid, a weird teenager, and now I'm a weird adult. But my family has always been with me. I'm the 2nd of 7 kids and we always seemed to get along well. One of my brothers is allot like me and we have many of the same interests.


My dad thinks that I'm too soft and wants me to toughen up but he's a good guy. I think he has AS as well but I've never mentioned it to him cause he hates doctors and anything medical, even TV shows about doctors. My mom realized there was something different about me when I was a little kid but she didn't know what it was. She tended to baby me allot more than my other siblings and still does even though I'm 22. She would always tell people to shove it if they complained about my behavior, she let me pursue my special interests, and the only problem I really have with her is she pushes to hard to make me be social. My older sister and the oldest of my brothers seemed to realize something was different and they tend to shelter me as well.