BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
- 17,132
Ah - I didn’t mean I suffer fools gladly or don’t get enraged with customer service pro-forma responses, people who gaze no further than at their navels for an explanation of the world or chat bot mentalities, or insincerity, rudeness, bullying, gossips, bigots, passive aggressors, snobs and control freaks, people who don’t care about anyone beyond their scope of self-interest, people who trash the environment, people who talk about what’s on tv as the highlight of their day, just to name a few things - you see while I am very interested in engaging with people with alternative views to me in debates on most topics I am also very intolerant and prefer not to engage with any member of the human race at all most of the time - that’s my neurodiversity coping strategy
Top work.
Me? I struggle. Sixty years of dealing with people through the prism of my autism by the only means I imagined possible (being aggressive and confrontational) have made being nice . . . . tricky (ahem).
But, like John Lydon, I (also do) try so hard to be nice
I haven't looked into it but there must be some discussion around trump and Neurodiversity. Not sure about autism as such but Adhd with high Rejection Sensitivity Disphoria. PDA, maybe Odd look likely to me. All untreated with trauma from an alleged abusive upbringing could explain a fair chuck of what we see today.
