Goose Yellow-bellied Woodpecker


Joined: Nov 02, 2008 Age: 30 Posts: 67 Location: Silver Spring, MD
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Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 8:56 pm Post subject: Casual Cruelty/Impersonal, Apathetic Responses |
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Dear Fellow Aspies,
I am finding this a very "cold" social-emotionally time of the year. Does any of you feel the same way? I find people are just cold and unsympathic even apathetic at this time of year. Does any of you feel the same way? I also feel lonely, hopeless and unloved, even in despair at this time of year.
I recently lost my wallet on the a local public bus, it wasn't recovered, even though I was the only one on the bus at time. I needed to ride the bus again for my therapy session. My father gave me some quarters, which I left in my apartment by accident, so I did not have my i.d. which entitled me to free transportation or the quaters. So, I explained to the bus driver my situation, and she wouldn't listen to me, and he said saying "off. Get off the bus." I tried to explain to her. And, she snapped her fingers, and said, "now." I left, and then meltdown in private. Internalizing my anger and resentment.
Maybe she was justified, maybe she wasn't? I don't know. But, one thing I am clear about, is that she didn't need to be nasty, caually cruel, impersonal and apathetic. It upset me the rest of the day.
I am sick and tired of whenever I make a mistake, I am hunan too, that neurotypicals absolutely tare-into me. And, use this as an opprotunity to be what I would call "abusive." I accept that people have bounderies and issues and rules, what I don't accept is a total lack of mercy or compassion or even ascertiveness versus agressiveness. I believe deep down that I don't deserve to be treated like this. I have a right to make mistakes and to learn from them like everything. Without it wrecking habvoc on my mental health.
Thanks for letting me vent on this matter! _________________ Daniel Salomon, OEF |
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FaithHopeCheese Phoenix

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Joined: Oct 18, 2009 Posts: 534 Location: I think I'm lost
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Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 9:29 pm Post subject: |
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Strangers make me cry all the time, so I know how you feel. I went to a hockey game a couple of weeks ago (my first) and I was going to climb over the seat to get to mine instead of crawling all over the people already seated and the security lady started yelling at me not to. I let her know with my gestures that all she had to do was tell me --- I wasn't trying to be a renegade-- just trying to get to my seat!!!
Anyway, the fact is she was working for a stadium that holds hundreds of thousands of people so I guess she has to be a little aggressive. As for the bus driver in your situation, it's a very stressful job and she probably runs across bums and drug addicts trying to ride the bus for free all the time. I know how you feel though-it's humiliating. _________________ Get me out of here! |
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tweety_fan Phoenix


Joined: Oct 03, 2007 Posts: 3062
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Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 5:20 am Post subject: |
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I can relate.
There are people that are aggressive for the hell of it.
others are because of their job.
like the bus driver, I am sure they have to be a bit aggressive because of the drug addicts and scam artists trying to score free rides. |
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Tom bass martian


Joined: Oct 20, 2004 Age: 27 Posts: 1544 Location: Where you least expect it
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:08 am Post subject: |
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| what a cow! lots of people in those jobs looks for easy targets to victimize. |
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