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We would need to see past comments and interactions with you there. Judging by your behavior on this forum, though, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re tired of your attitude.
Wow you’re obscenely rude.
Wow you’re obscenely rude.
It’s not what she’s saying but in the chat to the right. Can you see that?
You have to click on the chat button below her video.
No, I saw a guy that is upset over much of nothing.Ok yes that is the chat. Can you see what went on?
No one here was forced to comment? We all chose to take the time to reply, the only people's time we're wasting is our own.What a mess this thread is. I'd suggest that this train wreck gets locked and we move forward.
Another example of someone wasting the valuable time of other forum members.
Good lord what a boring video. I can't believe I just wasted 10 minutes of my life on this when you are probably just going to ignore everything I and everyone else says again anyway but I feel the need to try.
So I read through the chat and this is what I saw happen:
You commented on being tired and woman acknowledged your comment, you took this as her being snarky (without any cause as far as I could see) and attacked her. She thought this was out of character and thus suspected you might be a fake account pretending to be you, and eventually was reassured that that wasn't the case. Misunderstandings all round really. You then refused to let it go and went on and on about being offended and everyone else got fed up with the bickering.
It's pretty clear what happened and it is just a continuation of you pattern of behaviour in this and other forums. You take innocent and often helpful comments as attacks, you get offended and think this gives you a right to behave badly towards others, other people find this strange and childish and assume you are trying to get attention/provoke a reaction/trolling.
There is one consistent factor in every interaction you have in every forum. You. Try looking back over your interactions and considering them without getting upset over them, and think about how you could respond differently to make the interaction go smoother.
A couple of examples:
Instead of assuming the womans response to you being tired was sarcastic, you could have just taken it as a simple acknowledgement of your comment, which is how small talk works. You can't know what is motivating the words of others, so instead of assuming the worst and taking offence, why not assume the best?
Instead of going on about being offended and getting defensive, you could have simply apologised, moved on and begun talking about something else. The poor woman in the video is rambling on and on and everyone in the chat seems to be ignoring her, there were many opportunities for you to change the conversation to the topic of the video instead of continuing to push back on the topic of a silly misunderstanding.
None of what I have said here is an attack or attempt to be rude, I am simply trying to help.
I am referring to her/their reaction. The fact that they blew what I said into a whole row that lasted 30 + mins where I was banned and called a troll/fake account.
They probably don’t understand why you would be offended, and feel unfairly criticized or attacked by you for no reason (from their perspective there is no reason, if they cannot see it...much the same way that for you from your perspective there is no reason to accuse you of being a troll - they do have a reason you just cannot see what it is in the same way they cannot see why you were offended.)
They probably think what you said about being offended made no sense and therefore interpreted it as a personal attack or manipulation rather than any kind of self defense or reaching out — possibly in the same way you see their accusations of trolling as an unfair personal attack rather than a defensive interpretation and response to perceived hostility/malice from you.
(Note I cannot go through the video.)
Yes, this. Been there, done that, got the proverbial T-shirt. I often don't see interaction through the social lens that NTs use, don't communicate in the way I intended, and then miscommunications and misunderstandings occur. I'm not able to see things as they do, and also, don't pick up on these non-verbal hidden emotional metamessages; in social interaction, it's often not the words or actual message that's important, but the emotion that the message is intended to convey.This is a huge dilemma for most people on the spectrum. That we cannot easily see how we appear to a Neurotypical mindset. And how quickly they can negatively react, all while we don't have a clue of what just happened in real time.