This can be easier said than done. For me as an HSP, using my voice has landed me in nothing but trouble. Challenging others has led me to often sever my ties with them. On the other hand, however, I suppose this was obviously the case since they never really had anyone else’s interests in mind except their own.
When I hit thirty years old, I thought I finally made the realization that other people’s opinions were less than dirt, and that it was high-time to embrace my inner douche. You don’t pay the bills with opinions, or judgements as I like to call them. Back in my day, an opinion amounted to nothing more than an educated guess.
I agree 100%.
It’s so obvious that it doesn’t even need to be said, and anyone who suggests that capitalism is an advancement from feudalism needs to understand that there are no differences between the two.
Human suffering is essential for capitalism to thrive.
As someone who has outgrown autism living neck deep in the deep South, Georgia, I have a front row seat of what capitalism does to people. Capitalism is a biased system whose modus operandi is always getting the dough via oppression of the “other.”
To provide an example, the bogus gay marriage movement versus Chick-fil-A. I’m an advocate of free love; free speech be damned because it’s a capitalist aphrodisiac. Nobody won this battle because both the gays were being co-opted albeit unbeknownst to them by neoliberal corporations against neoconservative organizations. The winner was clearly capitalism because it gets off on the hottest trends to put it simply. Falling in love with someone of the same gender or sex was considered trendy or dare I say edgy in America, and so this fake debate was spawned over “values” as if it were a game.
Why am I not surprised? Seriously, I think I am gonna die of not surprised.
YouTube is even worse. I remember losing my ability to function in high school because of internet bullying through YouTube, and it was all over a harmless video game. It still continues to this day; that was sixteen years ago.
There’s thing called “cringe culture” that’s all the rage all over the internet. Ironically, it indirectly helped open my eyes to realizing that my autism was just bull; it was a fashion statement backed by a marketing ploy. Anyway, cringe culture kept me in a metaphorical closet for almost a solid decade out of the fear that someone would attack me just for who I was. Actually, it goes a lot deeper than that. Cringe culture targets people who are perceived to have either eccentricities or difficulties with following what’s considered normal behavior. I’m asexual, I have fetishes, I also enjoy video games and cartoons. I’ve been attacked ruthlessly on those grounds.
It started with this one individual named Christian Weston Chandler, now Christine, who became sort of iconic in the eyes of cringe culture because they made a webcomic. Recently, CWC was charged with sexually assaulting her mother. All I have to say to that is who cares. As far as I’m concerned, the internet wanted a monster and it got one, so it therefore has no right to complain.
I wonder now if I’ve been used my whole life.
I was…I don’t know how to say it now. I guess I can say that some professional diagnosed me with autism when I was twelve. I am now thirty.
After Uvalde, I started to wonder if my autism is just a bunch of bull. I started thinking about Adam Lanza. I had watched this documentary called “A Dangerous Son.” Suddenly, I started to make jokes in my own mind that I was more Adam Lanza than Adam Lanza ever was. I’ve started to form a sense of humor that directly attacks the sensibilities of mainstream thinking regarding people like me who have been demonized as unstable. I once made a vent post on this forum where I said that I was sorry that some people couldn’t respect my boundaries. I don’t remember what else I said, but I was immediately told to get therapy and quit being passive-aggressive. Suddenly, I think that I like being “crazy.”
In terms of medicine, I honestly of course feel no change in my behavior. I still get angry at people who do or say certain things. I get angry at people who attack either me or my interests.
Maybe instead of understanding, I just need acceptance.
Is what I am saying making sense?
I wonder now if I’ve been used my whole life.
I was…I don’t know how to say it now. I guess I can say that some professional diagnosed me with autism when I was twelve. I am now thirty.
After Uvalde, I started to wonder if my autism is just a bunch of bull. I started thinking about Adam Lanza. I had watched this documentary called “A Dangerous Son.” Suddenly, I started to make jokes in my own mind that I was more Adam Lanza than Adam Lanza ever was. I’ve started to form a sense of humor that directly attacks the sensibilities of mainstream thinking regarding people like me who have been demonized as unstable. I once made a vent post on this forum where I said that I was sorry that some people couldn’t respect my boundaries. I don’t remember what else I said, but I was immediately told to get therapy and quit being passive-aggressive. Suddenly, I think that I like being “crazy.”
In terms of medicine, I honestly of course feel no change in my behavior. I still get angry at people who do or say certain things. I get angry at people who attack either me or my interests.
Maybe instead of understanding, I just need acceptance.
This can be easier said than done. For me as an HSP, using my voice has landed me in nothing but trouble. Challenging others has led me to often sever my ties with them. On the other hand, however, I suppose this was obviously the case since they never really had anyone else’s interests in mind except their own.
When I hit thirty years old, I thought I finally made the realization that other people’s opinions were less than dirt, and that it was high-time to embrace my inner douche. You don’t pay the bills with opinions, or judgements as I like to call them. Back in my day, an opinion amounted to nothing more than an educated guess.
I agree 100%.
It’s so obvious that it doesn’t even need to be said, and anyone who suggests that capitalism is an advancement from feudalism needs to understand that there are no differences between the two.
Human suffering is essential for capitalism to thrive.
As someone who has outgrown autism living neck deep in the deep South, Georgia, I have a front row seat of what capitalism does to people. Capitalism is a biased system whose modus operandi is always getting the dough via oppression of the “other.”
To provide an example, the bogus gay marriage movement versus Chick-fil-A. I’m an advocate of free love; free speech be damned because it’s a capitalist aphrodisiac. Nobody won this battle because both the gays were being co-opted albeit unbeknownst to them by neoliberal corporations against neoconservative organizations. The winner was clearly capitalism because it gets off on the hottest trends to put it simply. Falling in love with someone of the same gender or sex was considered trendy or dare I say edgy in America, and so this fake debate was spawned over “values” as if it were a game.
Why am I not surprised? Seriously, I think I am gonna die of not surprised.
YouTube is even worse. I remember losing my ability to function in high school because of internet bullying through YouTube, and it was all over a harmless video game. It still continues to this day; that was sixteen years ago.
There’s thing called “cringe culture” that’s all the rage all over the internet. Ironically, it indirectly helped open my eyes to realizing that my autism was just bull; it was a fashion statement backed by a marketing ploy. Anyway, cringe culture kept me in a metaphorical closet for almost a solid decade out of the fear that someone would attack me just for who I was. Actually, it goes a lot deeper than that. Cringe culture targets people who are perceived to have either eccentricities or difficulties with following what’s considered normal behavior. I’m asexual, I have fetishes, I also enjoy video games and cartoons. I’ve been attacked ruthlessly on those grounds.
It started with this one individual named Christian Weston Chandler, now Christine, who became sort of iconic in the eyes of cringe culture because they made a webcomic. Recently, CWC was charged with sexually assaulting her mother. All I have to say to that is who cares. As far as I’m concerned, the internet wanted a monster and it got one, so it therefore has no right to complain.
I wonder now if I’ve been used my whole life.
I was…I don’t know how to say it now. I guess I can say that some professional diagnosed me with autism when I was twelve. I am now thirty.
After Uvalde, I started to wonder if my autism is just a bunch of bull. I started thinking about Adam Lanza. I had watched this documentary called “A Dangerous Son.” Suddenly, I started to make jokes in my own mind that I was more Adam Lanza than Adam Lanza ever was. I’ve started to form a sense of humor that directly attacks the sensibilities of mainstream thinking regarding people like me who have been demonized as unstable. I once made a vent post on this forum where I said that I was sorry that some people couldn’t respect my boundaries. I don’t remember what else I said, but I was immediately told to get therapy and quit being passive-aggressive. Suddenly, I think that I like being “crazy.”
In terms of medicine, I honestly of course feel no change in my behavior. I still get angry at people who do or say certain things. I get angry at people who attack either me or my interests.
Maybe instead of understanding, I just need acceptance.
Is what I am saying making sense?
I wonder now if I’ve been used my whole life.
I was…I don’t know how to say it now. I guess I can say that some professional diagnosed me with autism when I was twelve. I am now thirty.
After Uvalde, I started to wonder if my autism is just a bunch of bull. I started thinking about Adam Lanza. I had watched this documentary called “A Dangerous Son.” Suddenly, I started to make jokes in my own mind that I was more Adam Lanza than Adam Lanza ever was. I’ve started to form a sense of humor that directly attacks the sensibilities of mainstream thinking regarding people like me who have been demonized as unstable. I once made a vent post on this forum where I said that I was sorry that some people couldn’t respect my boundaries. I don’t remember what else I said, but I was immediately told to get therapy and quit being passive-aggressive. Suddenly, I think that I like being “crazy.”
In terms of medicine, I honestly of course feel no change in my behavior. I still get angry at people who do or say certain things. I get angry at people who attack either me or my interests.
Maybe instead of understanding, I just need acceptance.
Is what I am saying making sense?