warpdrive13 wrote:
i know your not an idiot and trust me i care
so quit the agression im just saying i mind what happens to you
I know that I should stay out of this, but I can't; it's unresolved and bothers me because it is a protocol problem. I spend much of my time trying to understand the protocol differences and translate from my protocol to an NT protocol that I think I have gotten to a point where I can just about break even enough to survive up to 2 years with a group of people, so I'm going to take a shot at this, although I hope I don't offend anyone (the responses are too complex for me to guess, so I'm going to take a leap on this)...
warpdrive13 -> xboxboy247
I am in a profession where I get to see a lot of people who think things are hopeless and, based on my experiences, in time, they will no longer see things as hopeless. I care about you because I care about everyone, as they should. I do not want you to hurt because I know what it is like to hurt as well. If, in a week, you still feel hopeless, please see a doctor because they may be able to help you.
Notes: There must be a term -- a week I came up with because "in time" has no meaning without a measure. "fair play" is ambiguous -- not sure what that means and we take things literally so it could imply that there is some competition, which includes a concept of one gaining and the other one losing. "Lad" can mean "immature". I often get offended when someone calls me "Son". Back in college, I actually yelled at a guy for this. "I'm not your son!" Aspies are sensitive about being considered immature because when we can no longer handle the sensory overload, we sometimes explode into what appears to be a "tantrum", but it really isn't -- we just can't keep it inside anymore and we have no idea what you want to hear. It is really just an explosion of repressed emotion that we just didn't get a chance to get out in any other way, probably due to being confined and having no time to get away and find an activity to put things back in order.
xboxboy247 -> warpdrive13
You do not know me, so how can you care for me? There are billions of people in the world and it is impossible to form a connection with each one. You've never formed a connection with me, so how can you really care for me? I could be someone not worth your care at all, maybe a total idiot. If you met me, you might hate me, so how can you make the assumption that I'd be someone you'd care for?
No right or wrong -- just a completely different way of thinking and communicating, so different that there is no way to just sum it up with a few words. The anger warpdrive13 is demonstrating is natural because there he was following protocol and felt that xboxboy247 understood that. The anger xboxboy247 felt was natural because he was feeling mocked. Because of these assumptions, the communication failed.