The wrote:
I bet you lash out when people tease, right? That's why they do it, you're the sulking "weird" kid who keeps to himself and acts ugly to everyone.
Typical. He tries to airbrush over the cruelty by calling it teasing and blames the person who is bullied for the problem by using the term 'acting ugly'. Pathetic.
The wrote:
If you don't change your "us vs them" mentality you're setting yourself up for a go nowhere job, a future of addiction, or a brief stint in the army to which you might be lucky enough to be remembered on a memorial.
Whgat are you talking about? A person who has been completely abused by society might go nuts? Well I am sorry but your lack of empathy is disgusting. Furthermore an Us v. them idea is not being built up. Even now it's clear that you don't actually want to help anyone, you just expect people to be your way and not be sad for all the right reasons.
The wrote:
That is if you don't end up in jail or shot in the aftermath of the rampage you try to pull. Please don't include me in your suicide note. I won't care.
Ah, and incredibly cruel as well. For someone trying to criticize someone for having and Us v. Them approach you are pretty much a model of a stereotypical NT: Cruel, uncaring, makes the assertion that bullying is the fault of the person being bullied, uses blunt stereotypes to bash people around the head and over all comes off as a jackass who says 'it's my way or the highway' with snotty self-righteousness.
The wrote:
People hate you because you make them hate you. Change your outlook, you change your interaction. You change your interaction, people might actually want to be around you, and therefore have incentive to be nice. You act like an antisocial aspie who hates everyone. Well you get where I'm going.
No, she doesn't. She was treated badly when she was young for all the wrong reasons and all you do is smack her around the head. That might only further her discontent. Why is it that your kind tell people to be happy but are so useless at giving them a reason to be happy?