Mego wrote:
Actually now that I think about it...my close friends always seem to "know" and not take any of my words or actions personally. It truly is not having to say you are sorry....because you can come back later and laugh and everything seems to be resolved. They just seem to know that you didn't realize what happened. They just simply know that there was a "misunderstanding". Other people act like I do sh** on purpose (especially my mother...and prob the reason why we aren't close.
Now, that's a good pint. I guess I hadn't even considered that. I'm still thinking in terms of not having a diagnosis and, therefore, always monitoring myself so as to not be a "bad" person. (Not that having a diagnosis would mean I wouldn't have to care how I behaved or anything.) But maybe I've had lots of times when I haven't had to apologize for something because I'm loved, and yet I haven't even known anything has happened.
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09 Dec 2011, 4:20 am
