"Know Your Place"
I have come to realize I have a LOT of anxiety revolving around if I am properly showing everyone that I "know my place". I was trying to figure out where this anxiety stems from. I couldn't think of any specific examples.
But, I thought maybe it was related to my AS diagnosis. Perhaps understanding social order is something I'm generally extremely naive about and when I cross some boundary I don't understand, I tend to feel some kind of deep shame.
Does anyone else have this anxiety about "knowing your place"?
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So you know who just said that:
I am female, I am married
I have two children (one AS and one NT)
I have been diagnosed with Aspergers and MERLD
I have significant chronic medical conditions as well
"Knowing your place," to me, is somewhat of a medieval concept. You were either a king, a nobleman, a yeoman, an artisan, or a serf. You weren't able to rise up in the hierarchal structure; you certainly could downgrade yourself.
I don't "know my place." I'm not above or below anybody.
I know that I'm a person who seeks to make a living, be good to his friends, and not hurt anybody. T
That's my "place," really.
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