Jaden wrote:
Ultimately, the issues these people have with you, are their problems. They have to realize that this is the way your brain works, it's not a lifestyle choice. If they can't accept the fact that you can't do certain things that they can, and give you moral support, then they're not worth talking to, and with family I know that's hard, but it's not your problem, it's theirs, and they have to accept that and move on.
I wish you the best of luck with this.
That is the truth and I second it!
OP: Dealing with the same matters today and trust me, these people can only change their own minds and perspectives on their time. As much as it hurts, never internalize these statements from anyone. Family is the first to do it, authority figures/teachers/bosses/etc. come next. Hang in there and try to reach out to give information, but don't expect them to change. I hope they do though!
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Am I really a Schizoid? I'm questioning if that's all there is...
AQ: 26 EQ: 42 SQ: 51 M/E: 21
Aspie Score= 82 out of 200
NT Score= 126 out of 200