mosez wrote:
As a kid, I somtimes got the first choice when somebody gave away something. Now, as an adult, I think it was some stupid trick, played from an adult to kids. There was always a significant difference between the objects of choice.
What my wonder is, could this have had some kind of influence to the person I (you)became, as an adult? I remember I always chose the object of lesser value, cause I thought, If I take the best, someone else get the lesser.
Now as an adult, I think much the same as I did as a kid. I'm completely hopeless in matters of buying and selling, and even to take credit for something at work, or as a student, that I clearly deserved.
I also feel bad, after "winning a discussion or argue, I always come up with some soothing words for the looser. Is modesty, in certain ways, an aspie trait?
In this poll I use an apple as an example, can be anything. Hope you understand what I mean.
I can completely relate. Maybe its a question of compromise. I always compromise, so much so that as an adult people close to me expect me to. I always allow others to have the best, and if there is something left for me, then great. How has this affected me as an adult? I'll probably miss out on many oppurtunities of self fulfilment. Others seem to show no regard at all to compromise. I don't think I compromise because I feel sorry for others. I probably do it, because I feel I am not worthy of the best.