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When you complain about something saying something to the effect of "I wish it didn't happen." and they say "well, it did happen."
No sh** sherlock I wouldn't be complaining about it if it didn't happen would I?
What gets me more with that is if I compain about something what I wish ddn't happen, they will say, ''well it didn't happen'' or ''what can we do?'' or ''stop moaning!'' or something else just to shut me up complaining, but if
they moaned about exactly the same thing in exactly the same way I would, they just listen to eachother politely and complain about it together. That really annoys me too.
Also what confused me about NTs is they are supposed to be brilliant socializers, but (and I'm NOT exaggerating here!) every single NT I have ever met and spoken to, I've often said something to them (like small talk, ect) and they've literally not heard me at all (and it's nothing to do with how loud or quiet I said it, or even what I said). And I know they weren't doing it delibrately - it seems this same typical habit what they all have. The other day I said to my colleague, ''oh my boss really had a go at me the other day,'' and she really did not hear. She was looking at me and said something completely irrelevent. So after a few minutes I said it again and she said, ''really? Why did she have a go at you?'' and so on. And every NT has done that when I've been talking to them. And I've never done that to anyone - my ears are forever open and each time I hear a voice I straight away put on my listening cap, even if they're not talking to me.
I thought it'd be the other way round - the Aspie not listening to the NT saying something in general, and the NT being very alart and ready for listening out for verbal sounds.
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