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17 Jun 2013, 12:26 pm

MjrMajorMajor wrote:
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I'm on here pretty often perusing the site, and this thread strikes such a somber tone in how alone everyone feels
sometimes. :(


i like to be alone.
people's ideas that they force me to listen to are like a temporary obliteration of my own reception of reality.
like driving along a road whilst one is listening to a talk back radio program that degenerates into an insane buzzing sound when in the vicinity of high powered overhead wires.


if one loves one's self, then it is not sad to be only in one's own company... that was an overly formal sentence.


if you love yourself in the truest way, then you will never be lonely because you are always there to accompany yourself, and it feels good to be in your own company.

i like being me, and noone else can make me feel otherwise.

unfortunately, some people do not like being who they are, and they seek their identities via external approval.
external approval is not required by me.

and in the case of the OP, i wish she felt the same as me, as it is a good way to be.

my love for others is primarily originated from the spilling over of my love of myself to other humans who i am concerned about. innocence and honesty are the ingredients that i love the "taste" of mostly.
that is why i love all animals.



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17 Jun 2013, 12:35 pm

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I find your contributions very unique, b9. Your jet engine clip in one of the music/listening threads made me laugh.


did you listen to and watch the whole clip? most people do not. the seriously interesting stuff happens late in the clip.

anyway , "good on you" (whatever that means but it is a common thing to say) for listening to that.
i am considering composing a song with the sound of the trent engine as a backing track, but it would be a rather unvarying tune with respect to chordal divergence, so i will keep that as a project for later years in my life when my brain has started to degrade.



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17 Jun 2013, 2:43 pm

I actually care for you all; every post fills me with new insights, new perspectives, and, often, new reasons to have faith in humanity.

I am just not particularly good at showing my appreciation; it'd be much easier if we could "like" individual posts (though I do understand that the programming of this website is tricky and thus not open to much change).


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17 Jun 2013, 3:05 pm

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I'm trying not to sound hateful/horrible here because I mean it kindly.

What do you expect of a site made just for the most annoying people on earth?


:lol: But the politically correct term is "social outcasts". :wink: :P

B9, I *completely* agree with your long post. Unfortunately, I am one of those very vain people. And I fit into that age range of the most vain. Oh well.

As for loving yourself when you're on your own - yes, it is a great way to be. However...aren't we missing out in some way by not socialising? Like love?

...The actual saying, "How can you love someone else when you can't love yourself?" is one of the most false statements I have ever heard. I've only ever loved someone during the times I've been insecure about myself. When I do love myself and I'm happy with who I am - it's actually very hard for me to love someone.

Just to add to the "vain" topic - I think some of the "me, me" stuff is due to the fact that we try to analyse ourselves in order to analyse and understand other people. It's a lot easier to figure things out, and I think part of our thinking comes out in what we say.



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17 Jun 2013, 4:31 pm

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No one cares about me, either. :cry:

Stop it! You know better. :?



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17 Jun 2013, 4:47 pm

I tend to post if I can suggest advice to a problem, or know a little about the topic.
Sometimes I read a post but get stuck on a reply because I am thinking in shapes, not words.
Often its just that I am a weird old granny and my thoughts aren't relevant to you modern lot :)



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17 Jun 2013, 5:24 pm

Keni wrote:
I tend to post if I can suggest advice to a problem, or know a little about the topic.
[...]

   Ditto.
Keni wrote:
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Sometimes I read a post but get stuck on a reply because I am thinking in shapes, not words.
[...]

   Ditto.
Keni wrote:
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Often its just that I am a weird old granny and my thoughts aren't relevant to you modern lot :)

   OMG Lies!


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17 Jun 2013, 5:27 pm

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I've been here for a couple months, and I thought I'd fit in. Apparently, I'm not as welcome here as I thought.
Whenever I have an opinion on something, I am often either criticized or corrected. When it's the latter, I didn't know most of the time; I mean, I'm just as human as the rest of the WPers here.
being human is not a recipe for automatic concord with other humans. i imagine that in a field of grazing cows, that not every "moo" is automatically endorsed by every other cow. some cows may disagree. other "moos" may very well translate to "citations please?".

in all seriousness, i often think that this site is populated by people who wish to display themselves like a peacock fanning their tail feathers to attract adoration. many people only reply to posts that are directly complimentary to their own posts because they are vainglorious, and they do not participate in anything that is not about them. there are a number of very popular members who do that.

many people on this site feel that they are undiscovered gems, and they display their own beings (usually by using another persons post to showcase their own imagined eminence) , and they wish for adulation. they do not really care to be selfless and surrender their own identities (edit 1: replaced the word "by" with "to") to what they may consider to be obsequiousness.

i do not identify with the majority of people on this site, and i do not feel they are really autistic, but they gatecrash conversations because they think they are superior and they think the general focus will shift to them (edit 2: removal of full stop) during the progression of the thread.

i dislike vanity, and vanity is usually cloaked in an otherwise "innocent" context.

for example, there are many posts i have read that say things like: i am sick of girls throwing themselves at me because i am oblivious to their intentions, and i do not know why i am almost raped every time i go out the door.

they cloak the message "i am hot and i want you all to come to that conclusion given what i have said, but i do not want to be considered a show off so i will interlace the message that i am hot in an indirect fashion which makes me look oblivious to it, and therefore even more hot"

i think young people (15-25) are more interested in themselves than anyone else.

they will enter a thread in a disguise of altruism and concern, but the wording of their posts is designed to glorify themselves as a by product of the advice they give.

there is much more to say but i can not be bothered to think about it and i realize that pearls rolled before swine are inevitably going to be ignored in favor of the muck they are laying on..


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Also, hardly anyone ever comments on my art I post, meaning they don't care about it, or they think it's bad and didn't tell me. Am I that bad of an artist?


most people that post in the "display your art" thread are showcasing their own efforts, and their main desire is to be appraised as gifted, but they will sometimes "lower" themselves to say "wow great stuff" about other posts to look humble when in reality they are just reminding everyone else that they exist and they act as if they are humble enough to care outside the domain of their own productions, when in reality they are just hoping that other readers will search their post history to see their own artistic contributions.

the world is a murky place of insincerity and false flattery in order to pull the "camera" toward their own existence.

i posted much stuff in the art thread which i thought would elicit a response, but almost everything i posted was ignored. i do allow that i think of mathematical functions that create my pictures that i write programs to execute and render, and i have been told that i was cheating because i did not draw my pictures with my hand.

i felt that i was being short changed because i devised the functions that created the pictures in my own head. no one could manually draw the pictures i posted, but that was ignored.

i gave up posting my stuff to that thread.

i have not visited that thread for about a year or more, so i have not seen your contributions to it.

similarly, the music thread ignored my contributions due to whatever reasons. most people in that thread are self promoting, and unlikely to even listen to other members contributions, because they care only about appraisals of their own contributions. i have not been there in a long time.
mostly, i found the contributions to the music thread to be garbage because it is all experimental (failed experiments in my mind). maybe they think the same about my contributions, but at least my contributions were fully arranged.

it is sad that you feel sad, and i think your open and brave admission that you feel neglected is very innocent but also confronting to my sense of sympathy. you want to be applauded much more than me, but i can understand that being ignored despite your best efforts is disheartening.

i have said already too much so i will now post some stuff to the music thread, and also to the art thread.

please know that your name and avatar and personality are memorable.

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I don't even know if I can deal with this anymore... :cry:

just be strong and consistent. there are seasons for everything. your flavor may become a specialty with some other members if you just give them time to sample that flavor over time.

i say something here every night but 99% of the time it is ignored. 1% of the time someone will read and respond to what i say, and that makes up for the other 99% who do not even bother to read what i say.

everyone is different. there will always be someone who treasures what you say, and you may never know it because they are lurkers who for some reason never joined the site.


I find this to be incredibly depressing.


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17 Jun 2013, 5:34 pm

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They don't care about me either and I have like 4000 posts.


    ...except that you say lots of interesting and profound things...


I see like 99% of the posts I make and go "Wow, I'm an idiot for writing that. Why the f**k did I say that on a public forum...?"


    oh, yeah, sorry, I got you confused with 100Knives. you ARE boring.




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17 Jun 2013, 6:29 pm

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Also, hardly anyone ever comments on my art I post, meaning they don't care about it, or they think it's bad and didn't tell me. Am I that bad of an artist?


I went and looked for some of your art (haven't been looking at the art forum lately). You have a distinct style that I can't really put into words...I really like the way you use color and shading, particularly in your flower art and the picture of the black/dark-grey cat with the arched back. I don't think you are a bad artist -- please don't get discouraged by lack of feedback.


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17 Jun 2013, 6:35 pm

@b9 - You wrote "...and I do not feel they are really autistic..."

I've often wondered if some of these gatecrashers were nothing more than bullying NT's. They've found, in a sense, an easy population to manipulate and conquer. Of course, this clouds my vision of who is really on the spectrum and who isn't. If they really are on the spectrum, then I would avoid an aspie bar anticipating they would show up. If I knew for sure they were just trespassing on WP, I'd feel more relaxed in entering an aspie bar (if they ever had them).



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17 Jun 2013, 6:43 pm

I've enjoyed your posts,sorry I didn't say so.Sometimes I forget my manners.


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17 Jun 2013, 7:08 pm

I guess I'm feeling a little overwhelmed due to the fact that I'm used to positive feedback more than negative feedback. But I guess it's not just me.

Again, thank you all for the support!


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17 Jun 2013, 7:38 pm

I like your posts on the PPR quotes forum, and noticed you in the cat avatars thread. But I'm not the kind of guy who randomly talks to others :lol: and we in this forums do have a tendency to be shy to some extent.
The more you stay around, the more people will recognize you. And you've got three pages already, so people apparently do like you :)


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17 Jun 2013, 7:43 pm

WitchsCat wrote:
I've been here for a couple months, and I thought I'd fit in. Apparently, I'm not as welcome here as I thought. Whenever I have an opinion on something, I am often either criticized or corrected. When it's the latter, I didn't know most of the time; I mean, I'm just as human as the rest of the WPers here. Also, hardly anyone ever comments on my art I post, meaning they don't care about it, or they think it's bad and didn't tell me. Am I that bad of an artist?

I don't even know if I can deal with this anymore... :cry:


A few pointers:
1/ You realise of course that almost all of the people here are nuts (technical term for mental disorder), so what do you expect?
2/ The only thing worse than being corrected or criticised is being ignored. My partner (female) says the most common thing I say to her is:"No, your wrong". This of course does not mean that I don't love her, just that I am an aspie, and most likely right :D
3/ You make an unsubstantiated claim that you are just as human as the rest of the WPers here. As someone here (unnamed to protect the guilty) would say, where is your proof!!
4/ I will admit that I have not looked at your art, it would also follow that I have not commented on it. Hence you cannot rationally conclude from that that your art is bad, or you are a bad artist.

Anyway, where else are you going to find a place where the people are just as crazy as you, and don't ignore you.
The ride may get a bit rough at times, but remember you can always tell everybody to get stuffed and burst into tears.

Cheers


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17 Jun 2013, 8:29 pm

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@b9 - You wrote "...and I do not feel they are really autistic..."

I've often wondered if some of these gatecrashers were nothing more than bullying NT's. They've found, in a sense, an easy population to manipulate and conquer. Of course, this clouds my vision of who is really on the spectrum and who isn't. If they really are on the spectrum, then I would avoid an aspie bar anticipating they would show up. If I knew for sure they were just trespassing on WP, I'd feel more relaxed in entering an aspie bar (if they ever had them).

several years ago especialy,there was a ton of sockpuppets in use here by the same guy,and am not going to post about it again because will get locked into a waffle that doesnt go anywhere,but was acutely cyber bullied by him across here and multiple other sites,it was sickening to see so many of his accounts making up experiences of mainly severe autism using other peoples including mine through chatting via pm,on here and the blog, found out through anoter site he had actualy been diagnosed with severe borderline pd and pyschopathic tendencies.
have long thought disabled related forums shoud have some need of proof of the disability; whether formal or informal,even a photo and holding their wp username woud be a good start off,as the frauds tend to steal not only their identities but also their photos to.


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