Jabberwocky
Frumious Bandersnatch
I don't trust people.
Do you feel that that has or does anyway impact your quality of life in any way?
I don't trust people.
It has made me lone wolf and i'm used to keeping stuff inside me. my human relationships are very superficial and artificial from my part but that's how i enjoy it. It's hard for me to get bonded to people anyways. I really don't care enough.Do you feel that that has or does anyway impact your quality of life in any way?
Interesting. I feel much the same. I don't mind being social superficially especially with random people but I can't maintain a deeper connection with more than one person at a time. And in the main, I don't really want to. Although I do worry about being old and alone if I don't find one lasting connection in life. However fortunately, I get along with dogs very well and find their company rewarding.It has made me lone wolf and i'm used to keeping stuff inside me. my human relationships are very superficial and artificial from my part but that's how i enjoy it. It's hard for me to get bonded to people anyways. I really don't care enough.
I think we're different.Interesting. I feel much the same. I don't mind being social superficially especially with random people but I can't maintain a deeper connection with more than one person at a time. And in the main, I don't really want to. Although I do worry about being old and alone if I don't find one lasting connection in life. However fortunately, I get along with dogs very well and find their company rewarding.
I think you may be correct about me. I had years and years of very negative experiences with people when I was very young up until my teenage years. Being abused several times and being continually bullied each time I changed schools. A lot of that stuff has stuck, although I've done years of therapy to address both points. There is a thing called Attachment Disorder which relates to ability to form bonds as an adult because of childhood trauma - I think I've more likely got that than being on the spectrum.I think we're different.
I got ASPD diagnosis, while you sound like you avoid people because you find them threathening because of your past experiences. It might be reason for my "emotional shutdown" too, since i had very violent childhood.
It has always been easy for me to get up in social hierarchies and i'm very social when i want to be. I can be charming when i want to and i get women more than i want to.
I think we're different.
I got ASPD diagnosis, while you sound like you avoid people because you find them threathening because of your past experiences. It might be reason for my "emotional shutdown" too, since i had very violent childhood.
It has always been easy for me to get up in social hierarchies and i'm very social when i want to be. I can be charming when i want to and i get women more than i want to.
Well, it's learned behaviour. You learned that it's better not to attach and it's completely understandable.I think you may be correct about me. I had years and years of very negative experiences with people when I was very young up until my teenage years. Being abused several times and being continually bullied each time I changed schools. A lot of that stuff has stuck, although I've done years of therapy to address both points. There is a thing called Attachment Disorder which relates to ability to form bonds as an adult because of childhood trauma - I think I've more likely got that than being on the spectrum.
Google Anti-Social Personality.Orrrr by the sounds of it.... maybe a sociopath. Orrrrr a hot sociopath. Not to diss your social skills/masking but generally those two groups have more success than others on the spectrum.
It's okay i don't get mad.Hahahahaha bro I thought the acronym you used was ASD as in autism spectrum disorder. Totally didn’t even register the P. Hahahaha! Okay yeah now I feel mean using sociopath so flippantly even in a teasing way.
I anyways hijacked @MrsGamp's post,
Auti-social personality. Sad.Yeah, my bro DMW and me got that (stigmatized as fuck) AsPD.