Constant rejection from women is making me suicidal

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03 Aug 2011, 10:55 pm

Well, I've read the entire topic and replies, and i must say that for a moment in my life i though just like you, in fact, i can't be hypocrite, i can still relate to your story, many people judge your attitude towards women and questions your self confidence, but here's a fun fact, even with self confidence, you WILL struggle with understanding social underlines and you WILL get a lot of relationship problems and misunderstandings IF you can get in a relationship, what you must consider Sadaspie, that it is not your fault, it is your innate behavior, but you can't use past experiences as a way to be aggressive towards meeting new women.
Use your tools, read some psychology books and train understanding people, you shall see that in fact, there are a lot of futile women out there, but there is also understanding women who can relate to you and understand you, The odds are thin, but there are brilliant women out there who seeks a relationship.
As for cutting yourself... don't do that, I've been that path before, and i must say, please don't do that, nothing is worth your life, you don't have to pretend to get a girlfriend, nobody can judge your actions but yourself, instead of choosing suicide and leave this rotting futile consuming egocentric society as a coward, prove them wrong, do something remarkable, and rub in their faces that even if you're an aspie, you can be successful and happy your OWN way!



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04 Aug 2011, 12:37 am

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prove them wrong, do something remarkable, and rub in their faces that even if you're an aspie, you can be successful and happy your OWN way!


That's the spirit! I've seen a few "success stories" among several aspies here so that's very telling that an aspie can succeed in this world, too. Sure, it might not be in a typical NT type of way and it might not be following "standard" success paths, but why should one care if one's life and life's path is "typical"?



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04 Aug 2011, 7:34 am

swbluto wrote:
Tayribeiro wrote:
prove them wrong, do something remarkable, and rub in their faces that even if you're an aspie, you can be successful and happy your OWN way!


That's the spirit! I've seen a few "success stories" among several aspies here so that's very telling that an aspie can succeed in this world, too. Sure, it might not be in a typical NT type of way and it might not be following "standard" success paths, but why should one care if one's life and life's path is "typical"?


More posts like this!

I am an Aspie guy who barely graduated from high school, but a couple of years ago I was a finalist for the Wall Street Journal's "Best on the Street" award, and now I own a successful business that is extremely well-suited to my AS.

One of my role models, John Elder Robinson, didn't even graduate from high school.

There are plenty of other examples, go make yourself one of them!


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04 Aug 2011, 6:48 pm

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I am an Aspie guy who barely graduated from high school, but a couple of years ago I was a finalist for the Wall Street Journal's "Best on the Street" award, and now I own a successful business that is extremely well-suited to my AS.

One of my role models, John Elder Robinson, didn't even graduate from high school.


And I have a master's degree and am a complete failure at life. Education really means nothing.

I love that some of the people telling me to be positive are themselves only in their teens or early twenties. Let's see if you still feel positive when you're 28 and every girl has rejected you.



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04 Aug 2011, 7:52 pm

Some women are clearly psycho and you have been probably been involved with the wrong kind of women.

I think it can be quite difficult to find a beautiful-looking woman who is not psycho or who doesn't have some deep personal issues.

I've been rejected by tons of women and I'm 26 and I don't make a big deal out of it. It's not like it's the end of the world. I believe that you can also be happy in life without a relationship with a woman, as long as there is someone, like a parent, a good friend or a sibling who cares about you and helps you in life when you need to do something that you cannot do alone.

Seriously people make a big out of it if you are virgin or never had a girlfriend before. It's not that important and there are other more important things to worry about in life.



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04 Aug 2011, 8:01 pm

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I am an Aspie guy who barely graduated from high school, but a couple of years ago I was a finalist for the Wall Street Journal's "Best on the Street" award, and now I own a successful business that is extremely well-suited to my AS.

One of my role models, John Elder Robinson, didn't even graduate from high school.


And I have a master's degree and am a complete failure at life. Education really means nothing.

I love that some of the people telling me to be positive are themselves only in their teens or early twenties. Let's see if you still feel positive when you're 28 and every girl has rejected you.


I'm sure you noticed my age, and I'm still getting rejected (a lot) - but that just means my love life sucks, the rest of it is pretty good - I have no real reason to complain and I am just as single as you are...


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04 Aug 2011, 9:41 pm

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Let's see if you still feel positive when you're 28 and every girl has rejected you.


Meh, maybe I'm positive because rejection hasn't exactly been my problem. Of course, maybe rejection hasn't been my problem because I'm positive... :wink:



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05 Aug 2011, 8:52 am

SadAspy wrote:
Grisha wrote:
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I am an Aspie guy who barely graduated from high school, but a couple of years ago I was a finalist for the Wall Street Journal's "Best on the Street" award, and now I own a successful business that is extremely well-suited to my AS.

One of my role models, John Elder Robinson, didn't even graduate from high school.


And I have a master's degree and am a complete failure at life. Education really means nothing.

I love that some of the people telling me to be positive are themselves only in their teens or early twenties. Let's see if you still feel positive when you're 28 and every girl has rejected you.


I agree. Let's see how positive you are if you get to nearly 29 (in my case), never a girlfriend ever, and all women ignore, humiliate, and avoid you



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05 Aug 2011, 8:57 am

Adam82 wrote:
SadAspy wrote:
Grisha wrote:
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I am an Aspie guy who barely graduated from high school, but a couple of years ago I was a finalist for the Wall Street Journal's "Best on the Street" award, and now I own a successful business that is extremely well-suited to my AS.

One of my role models, John Elder Robinson, didn't even graduate from high school.


And I have a master's degree and am a complete failure at life. Education really means nothing.

I love that some of the people telling me to be positive are themselves only in their teens or early twenties. Let's see if you still feel positive when you're 28 and every girl has rejected you.


I'm sure you've heard this before, but why don't you try to view "women" as people rather than potential girlfriends? They probably wouldn't avoid you as much if they didn't think you were on the "prowl"...
I agree. Let's see how positive you are if you get to nearly 29 (in my case), never a girlfriend ever, and all women ignore, humiliate, and avoid you


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06 Aug 2011, 10:55 am

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Do you ladies think you're actually hurting me by saying "No wonder you're single. You have a bad attitude. I would never date you"? Nice try, but you can't hurt me anymore than I already have been. Oh no...you're not going to date me, as if any of you would've before I went crazy.

Oh yeah, that's right, I was born with a negative attitude according to you experts. It's completely impossible that I developed one after being used and abused emotionally.



I love this quote.

Clueless women think having a bad attitude is the reason I don't have a date or friends.

check out my qualities from another thread:

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1. I'm dumb and a bit slow. I dropped out in the 9th when I was 16, and I was in special ed most of the time. I have nothing more than a fifth grade education so I have no prospects for a good future. I can barely do simple fractions., which is pathetic since I'm 24.

2. I'm extremely ugly and poor. Me, my grandma, and my sis live off SSI and foodstamps

3. I take no more than probably a dozen baths a year, in fact I haven't bathe since march 1st this year. I also have fungi growing on my skin

4. I play video games and watch anime all the time. Most people (idiots) consider that negative.

5. I have no friends, except for people I talk to online, but since I"m so bad at conversation I have no real connection with them.

Be honest. Most people I come in to contact with don't want to be around me for an extended period of time because of me being slow/annoying and or dumb. It's been that way my whole life.

I've missed out on a lot of things like prom, having a gf, road trips, friends, going snow boarding etc. I feel like I was cheated out enjoying things like that because of the way I look and act. it isn't fair.

I'm probably going to be alone for the rest of my life in poverty. There is no hope for me.



Yah I think having a bad attitude would be way down on the list of reasons why women would never go out with me.



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06 Aug 2011, 11:18 am

It's just about numbers, eventually you'll find a girl who accepts you and loves you for who you are. Keep trying. Triumph sometimes comes by way of lots of sacrifice.



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06 Aug 2011, 4:49 pm

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Do you ladies think you're actually hurting me by saying "No wonder you're single. You have a bad attitude. I would never date you"? Nice try, but you can't hurt me anymore than I already have been. Oh no...you're not going to date me, as if any of you would've before I went crazy.

Oh yeah, that's right, I was born with a negative attitude according to you experts. It's completely impossible that I developed one after being used and abused emotionally.



I love this quote.

Clueless women think having a bad attitude is the reason I don't have a date or friends.

check out my qualities from another thread:

Quote:
1. I'm dumb and a bit slow. I dropped out in the 9th when I was 16, and I was in special ed most of the time. I have nothing more than a fifth grade education so I have no prospects for a good future. I can barely do simple fractions., which is pathetic since I'm 24.

2. I'm extremely ugly and poor. Me, my grandma, and my sis live off SSI and foodstamps

3. I take no more than probably a dozen baths a year, in fact I haven't bathe since march 1st this year. I also have fungi growing on my skin

4. I play video games and watch anime all the time. Most people (idiots) consider that negative.

5. I have no friends, except for people I talk to online, but since I"m so bad at conversation I have no real connection with them.

Be honest. Most people I come in to contact with don't want to be around me for an extended period of time because of me being slow/annoying and or dumb. It's been that way my whole life.

I've missed out on a lot of things like prom, having a gf, road trips, friends, going snow boarding etc. I feel like I was cheated out enjoying things like that because of the way I look and act. it isn't fair.

I'm probably going to be alone for the rest of my life in poverty. There is no hope for me.



Yah I think having a bad attitude would be way down on the list of reasons why women would never go out with me.


Your bad attitude is the cause of a lot of that, and a good attitude can help you have success with the rest of that.


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06 Aug 2011, 7:20 pm

What has a good attitude gotten me in the past? nowhere. All the years growing up in my teens being optimistic and hopeful that people would accept me and be real friends with me if I dressed like them, listened to the same music, and mimicked their behavior.

IT GOT ME NOWHERE

People still treated me like s**t, mocked me, shunned me, used me.

Now look were I'm at now

Just turned 25, poor, ugly, uneducated, no friends, no GFs, and I'm a hermit that's been locked up in his house for the better part of the last 4 years.

My social life revolves around random people on message boards and video game chats. For all the s**t I've put up with I deserve to have a bad attitude.



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06 Aug 2011, 7:27 pm

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What has a good attitude gotten me in the past? nowhere. All the years growing up in my teens being optimistic and hopeful that people would accept me and be real friends with me if I dressed like them, listened to the same music, and mimicked their behavior.

IT GOT ME NOWHERE

People still treated me like sh**, mocked me, shunned me, used me.

Now look were I'm at now

Just turned 25, poor, ugly, uneducated, no friends, no GFs, and I'm a hermit that's been locked up in his house for the better part of the last 4 years.

My social life revolves around random people on message boards and video game chats. For all the sh** I've put up with I deserve to have a bad attitude.


I wouldn't depend so much on others' approval.



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06 Aug 2011, 7:56 pm

MR20 wrote:
What has a good attitude gotten me in the past? nowhere. All the years growing up in my teens being optimistic and hopeful that people would accept me and be real friends with me if I dressed like them, listened to the same music, and mimicked their behavior.

IT GOT ME NOWHERE

People still treated me like sh**, mocked me, shunned me, used me.

Now look were I'm at now

Just turned 25, poor, ugly, uneducated, no friends, no GFs, and I'm a hermit that's been locked up in his house for the better part of the last 4 years.

My social life revolves around random people on message boards and video game chats. For all the sh** I've put up with I deserve to have a bad attitude.


Teenagers aren't know to be the nicest people in the world. I suggest you start bathing every day and have that fungal infection treated. No one cares if you're ugly as far as friends go and many people won't care if you're a bit slow.