I Take Pity in Observing my Fellow Classmates

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I simply feel pity for most teenagers. As I walk through the halls of my school and see them socializing, like multiple rats in the tunnels of a sewer, I simply think to my self, 'pity'. As I observe my compulsory classmates and oversee their immature behaviors I realize that they are headed for a path, opposite of success. I seem to be the only one that can see rite through these social insects. Not once have I thought to introduce any of them to the truth. Unfortunately most of them do not deserve it due to their disrespect for intellectual concern. All they care about is social standing which, in my opinion, is as useless as a particle of dust in the morning sky.

These are simply a handful of reasons why when I express relationatory terminology, respectively, towards my fellow 'Teenagers, I simply think 'pity'.

I would like to Thank all in Advance for taking your precious time to read and understand my posting.

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well, it will all seem so much later, but don't cut yourself out completely...you might miss some fun that way...

1. I see some teens talking.
2. I'm surprised by their simplistic, animal like I might add, behavior
3. I Face palm.
4. ???
5. PROFIT!

yes, in my school they clutter the hallways too. giant circles of people, talking in the hallways, walking in rows that make it impossible to go the opposite way of them. I dont pity them, I just find them annoying

Remember that success is a subjective term and that book smarts alone might not be enough to get ahead. Many members of

WP gripe about that.

If you want to find a group to be connected to maybe a philosophy crowd might be good (maybe their emos who knows)

They do appear primitive but you need to learn how they communicate because they are the majority. Get in there and experiment. You need to know when someone is manipulating you otherwise you'll just wonder why you're getting anxiety and you won't even know who's causing it.
In other words, getting a degree means you're successfully brainwashed. It won't protect you in the real world. You need to be street smart too.

A lot of people in my old school were idiots also so, I felt like an outsider so, I had to quit the school because I couldn't take it anymore.

Learn how to manipulate the idiots. Buy books. Experiment.

And you are better than them because...?

Got news for ya kid: You aren't superior to people just because of your AS diagnosis and/or introverted personality. There are plenty of highly intelligent, charismatic people out there, the two traits are not mutually exclusive. And social skills can be just as important as intelligence when it comes to success. Ever heard the phrase "it's not what you know, it's who know"? It's very true when it comes to the business world and most careers out there. Like it or not, promotions get handed out based on performance AND who the people in charge like the most. And some careers depend almost entirely on social skills (politics and entertainment for example, and the business and legal professions tend to demand a lot of social prowess as well).

I'd suggest dropping the anti-social philosophy. It won't get you anywhere. Even you loathe the company of other people and could never find enjoyment out of doing activities with others, you should still do your best to build up a social network so you at least have contacts and resources for when you need them.

No one ever said that they were superior to other people.

Oh.

But, you need to at least understand that they're fed with with these people which is probably the reason why they said. Not, saying that that's an excuse for saying it.