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There have been numerous occasions that are too many to count and has left a lot of emotional scars on me, I was abused emotionally and psychologically at both my home by my father and was also severely bullied at school to the point where I left school for good at age 13,but between those times and even afterwards I had some experiences where my social naivety and trustworthy nature was taken advantage of and abused,I can’t go into a lot of details here since it’s not in the private or serious discussion but all of this also contributed to my co existing condition Complex PTSD which I find more crippling than my Aspergers.
Wow, holy crap. I am actually kinda the opposite. I was stabbed in the back by one of my classmates in middle school who said they'd be my friend. However, as it turns out, they just went up to me only a few weeks after that and said that they were only using me at the same time said that they only felt sorry for me. Not sure what they were using me for, though. Can't think of any possible scenario of how they could.There have been numerous occasions that are too many to count and has left a lot of emotional scars on me, I was abused emotionally and psychologically at both my home by my father and was also severely bullied at school to the point where I left school for good at age 13,but between those times and even afterwards I had some experiences where my social naivety and trustworthy nature was taken advantage of and abused,I can’t go into a lot of details here since it’s not in the private or serious discussion but all of this also contributed to my co existing condition Complex PTSD which I find more crippling than my Aspergers.
As soon as I declared myself as diagnosed Asperger's syndrome, my employer used the diagnosis against me to try and make excuses for the people harassing me in the workplace [included physical violence]. Saying in effect, that maybe I deserved the harassment because Aspies can be hard to get along with.. They paid $64,000 when I took them to court over it.
I remember being mistreated by girls in high school. Walking in the hall between classes, a girl would sidle up to me and say something like 'so-and-so thinks you're cute." Soon it would escalate to :So-and-so really likes you,""So-and-so really want you to ask her out." Whenever I saw her, she would be looking at me, smiling sweetly. After two months of working to build my courage, I finally decided to go up and talk to her. After a few seconds she loudly proclaimed "ME? got out with YOU? You've got to be KIDDING!!!" Naturally, there were plenty of witnesses arranged as I tried to slink away, humiliated, through a crowed of people laughing at me.
Those two people... You can’t make up this kind of madness... I am so, so sorry you had to experience that. Reading those posts made me feel just how horrible a person can be. I never thought a human could be capable of such evil... It scares me. I’m truly terrified...I must say, between the two of them, I have seen what true evil looks like in a person's eyes. It is real. Evil... it's real. It exists. And there are people who are pure evil. Not a good bone in them at all. They enjoy hurting people. They relish the thought of killing someone. I really don't know how I've managed to recover from this. Managed to start going outside again... alone... wearing normal clothes, and not trying to cover myself up as much as possible, covering my face with a hat and sunglasses so no one can see how pretty I am. Though I do always carry a knife on me now. I am way more careful and cautious of people than I ever was before, and I don't think that will ever change. I don't really trust anyone. I am always watching them from inside, a third eye view. It's hard to explain.
Stuff happens to everyone, not just ASD folks.