NeantHumain wrote:
Sometimes I think it would be better if I avoided people altogether because I creep them out. Strangely, avoiding people also creeps them out. For example, at work, some lady seems to give me very bizarre looks; needless to say, I avoid her, but if I happen to walk by her, in the aisles, she gives me a strange look. I've only ever briefly talked to her while leaving work out of politeness. Oftentimes, when I meet someone new, I think I have had a good inversion, but I hear through indirect sources that they were creeped out. Sometimes I avoid people because I think they would be creeped out, but even when I keep to myself, they still get creeped out.
At work, you should let it be known that you have a mild variation of autism. Don't say Aspergers or Ass-burgers or they will think it's a joke. I let it be known and it transformed the attitude from "creeped out" to a bit patronizing, which turns out to be a better option. It's better to be perceived as "a type of ret*d" as opposed to "a possible psychopath".
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Yeah with all of these men lining up to get neutered
It's hip now to be feminized
I don't highlight my hair
I've still got a pair
Yeah honey, I'm still a guy
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