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vampresstcullen
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28 Apr 2012, 9:15 pm

SyphonFilter wrote:
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The way they get eachother's jokes but never get mine, even though I get their jokes
So true! Or, if you have a sibling that's younger than you, your parents don't question/supervise what they do. But anything you do, they'll demand to know every aspect of where you're going and when you'll be back. Makes me think I'm retarded (which, deep down, I refuse to believe).


I don't get this post. Is it a crime to not get your jokes, anyway? When autistics complain about not getting others jokes, the NT is the villain, but when its reversed they're still the villain. I doubt the NTs you're talking about get every other NTs jokes either.



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29 Apr 2012, 6:01 am

Constant touching. Why are they always touching each other? Don't you need your hands for other things? Why is ok to rush up to someone and hug them? When is it NOT okay?

I tried to follow suit once and do 'normal' girly things but I just ended up kissing my nanna on the lips and weirding her out. javascript:emoticon(':oops:')



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29 Apr 2012, 8:53 am

Bars

Why the hell do people enjoy going to bars? It's loud and smelly, and the bartender is always an as*hole, yet expects you to tip a $5 dollar beer that took him 2 seconds to pour after talking to the hotties for 20 minutes.

I could continue, and I will. The music is generic and lame, the "ambiance" consists of some cheap lights and crowds of people, and the only people that aren't retarded drunk are the ones trying to get retarded drunk. Some bars have dancing, which I suppose could be fun if you're into/good at that sorta thing, but a lot of the times you just wind up sitting at a table doing the same thing you'd do at your house...nothing. The women there are also slu*ty, or just there to tease drunk horny guys. (Not that this affects my decision as I am engaged. Now that I think about it, perhaps it's less an NT thing so much as a desperate singles thing.)



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29 Apr 2012, 3:21 pm

For me its fashion as they have to look the same dress the same also another one is when ever relatives say good bye they still keep on talking on and on they never stop.



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29 Apr 2012, 3:31 pm

I'm confused to why social norms which no one seem to understand don't vanish. Like wearing a hat inside isn't aloud, but when I talk to fellow teacher who have strict rules about this they can't come up with a good reason to why kids can't wear a beanie or cap inside. Is their any point in still having this rule then i ask, and they just answer "well, its not polite"...



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29 Apr 2012, 8:16 pm

It seems most NTs value being viewed as "nice" more than being viewed as honest. They don't want to hurt peoples' feelings or start conflict even though an issue is clearly bothering them. Bothering them enough to talk about the person behind their back, but never wanting to resolve it to their face. And many that I know don't take responsibility for their actions when they know they've done something wrong.



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29 Apr 2012, 8:30 pm

Nikadee43 wrote:
It seems most NTs value being viewed as "nice" more than being viewed as honest. They don't want to hurt peoples' feelings or start conflict even though an issue is clearly bothering them. Bothering them enough to talk about the person behind their back, but never wanting to resolve it to their face. And many that I know don't take responsibility for their actions when they know they've done something wrong.


I lost a job because of that one.



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29 Apr 2012, 9:30 pm

The "how are you!" that isn't supposed to be answered honestly.

Why ask if you expect the answer to be "good!" What if it's not good? No logic there.

The need to constantly smile. Fake smile, real smile, laugh. Always HAPPY. Like it's the only emotion. G-d forbid if you frown!!

The enjoyment of noise. Heels. Jangly earrings. Yelling. Keys. Loud music. Yes, the whole world knows you're coming. Do you like it that way?

I think the thing that baffles me the MOST is the constantly changing social structure. You're never in the same place with people. It's all so subjective.



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30 Apr 2012, 11:13 am

Applecore wrote:
I'm confused to why social norms which no one seem to understand don't vanish. Like wearing a hat inside isn't aloud, but when I talk to fellow teacher who have strict rules about this they can't come up with a good reason to why kids can't wear a beanie or cap inside. Is their any point in still having this rule then i ask, and they just answer "well, its not polite"...


I would ask why isn't it polite.



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30 Apr 2012, 12:08 pm

bettalove wrote:
Nikadee43 wrote:
It seems most NTs value being viewed as "nice" more than being viewed as honest. They don't want to hurt peoples' feelings or start conflict even though an issue is clearly bothering them. Bothering them enough to talk about the person behind their back, but never wanting to resolve it to their face. And many that I know don't take responsibility for their actions when they know they've done something wrong.


I lost a job because of that one.


Which part?



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30 Apr 2012, 1:36 pm

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Fun.

I have fun, but NT's concept of fun seems different to mine...not that they find different things fun, just the way they go about having fun is...alien. It's hard to explain what I mean, but see it in my friends when they can just randomly 'hang out' with others and have fun doing nothing, when they seem to find playing charades on a relaxed day at work or dressing-up in costumes at work 'fun', or in photo's of groups of friends all squishing their faces together and grinning like Cheshire cats or pulling faces...it's some sort of NT trait to make themselves appear that they're having fun in photo's as proof that they are capable of having fun.


I don't get that either.



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30 Apr 2012, 4:53 pm

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People who are constantly moving their hands all over the place when they talk.

dancing

When I tell someone I can't do something with them because I already have other plans and they insist on asking what I'm doing as if it's not as important as their plans. I just want to say "Does it matter what I'm doing?!

preoccupation wit the personal lives of famous people

supermodels and porn stars (I just don't find them attractive at all)


I move my hands nearly EVERYWHERE when I talk, but I think that's just because that's something my mom's side of the family does. I just grew up around it. My hand motions don't usually make sense to people though, even people who do move their hands while talking.

But I agree with people's obsessions over celebrities is annoying. I just want to shake them and tell them "You have your own life, with its own events! It will never effect you that this person got married, had a kid or went to rehab. It just doesn't matter!"

My sister is the worst offender of it.



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30 Apr 2012, 5:00 pm

You know what I REALLY don't get when an NT starts a conversation with you and you elaborate on the topic and they say you are arguing because you are "rebutting" them or whatever. Grinds my gears.

Another one is when they say that your comments had no point or that we did not have a logical leap in speech.

If we are talking about a genre of book like, vampires, and we are doing comparative mythologies on the fictional vampire myths, why would they get mad if I bring up factual vampire myths and cults?

Or the "whats your point" argument I had recently.

I dont remember what the conversation was but they asked me what was my point and I said nevermind I guess you did not get th epoint and they where like how can we get the point if you did not make one for us to get!

How can a comment not have a point?



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30 Apr 2012, 10:51 pm

The wearing pants so you can see there underwear


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30 Apr 2012, 10:56 pm

Pokelover14 wrote:
The wearing pants so you can see there underwear


Weather this is an NT trait or not, it is distasteful.