hale_bopp wrote:
I just want to say something to some of the people in here. A person's problems *are* relative. I personally don't see how someone like Lilya could have self esteem problems or insecurities. She's everything I wish I was. But I am NOT her - and people have different problems, and just because you, me or other people seem to wish they were that cool or popular or interesting, it doesn't make the person's problems in question less real. It took me a while to learn this. But it doesn't matter if you're an aspie guy on here with no friends who can't get women, the problems of others are just as real and painful.. TO THEM.
I was having a waa waa the other day for a problem that was very real to me. Other people may look and scoff and say "you don't have any problems in that regard" but it simply isn't true.
I have learned a lot over the last few years, and more recently been able to empathise with aspie males who are lonely when I couldn't before. Trying to "get" people on a general level/see things from an unbiased way is a good thing for a lot of us, including me, to aim for.
Thank you... I really appreciate it
You are more than fine just as you are, though, and I think most people here would agree with that.
It's very true what you say about about relativity of people's problems.
_________________
It's not the sinful, but the stupid who are our shame - Oscar Wilde