Todd489 wrote:
Also, sorry if I came off as a "sarcastic prick," but that's just in my nature. See, everyone on my mother's side of the family was sarcastic, and everyone on my father's side of the family were pricks. It's just in my genes.
Excuses. You have control and I'm sure you know what manners are. You'll just wind up alienating yourself and causing unnecessary problems. If we all said exactly what we thought all the time then the world wouldn't function, sometimes being a bit more mindful of one's words goes a long way.
Todd489 wrote:
Actually it's just a way for pathetic, talentless man-boys to get into an unattractive girl's pants by pretending to have feelings. Now, I'm not sure if you're a teenager who attends high school. If not, then I'm sorry to inform you that in this ridiculously sex-obsessed day and age virtually everything NT teenagers do is just a part of their master plan to get laid. I'm very sorry if you hadn't realized this by now.
Yes, I am a teenager who attends Uni and I'm very sorry that you have such a near-sighted, ignorant view of the world.
Todd489 wrote:
I'm afraid I don't see how ignoring something that really bothers me and letting it eat away at my mind is constructive. See, I have a little thing called Asperger Syndrome. Part of that particular ailment is obsessing about things. Since I really have nothing better to think about, I tend to rant incessantly about a particular problem in my head from time to time, be it a large-scale political issue or a stupid teenager thing. Sometimes my ranting pours out of my fingers and into the internet, which is most unfortunate for everyone. To learn more about Asperger Syndrome and the miserable cynics like myself it can produce, go to
www.wrongplanet.net. That's a great website full of fun and interesting people and a few sarcastic pricks.
If it's that much of an issue for you then perhaps you need to talk to a professional. Venting it on others is unhealthy and only leads to trouble. Oh, and thanks for the lesson, but I know what WP is - I post here sometimes.
Todd489 wrote:
Unless you're completely devoid of personality (which may be the case idk), being part of a minority doesn't make you stand out nearly as much as being yourself. Individualism is about the only thing MTV hasn't capitalized on and turned into a bloody fad. One day they probably will, though. In the future kids will go around calling each other "indivies" just like "goths" or "jocks," because that's how stupid people are.
Any characteristic, belief, attitude, idea, clothing that an 'individual' could possibly exhibit has already been done 1000's of times over. There's no such thing as an individual anymore. You just may attract more attention because people aren't used to seeing your 'type' - sounds like a minority or deviation from the 'norm' to me.
Being 'yourself' isn't a new idea.
Unknown wrote:
1.It will get out of control very soon,just watch.
It won't if we all keep cool heads here.
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