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Being an autistic outcast freak born into a family of hypersocial normies was an awful childhood.
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>>84658016
yes that mismatch in expectations and needs is very painful indeed. not much to do about it though. truth of the matter is that most childhoods are pretty terrible if you are different in way not immediately noticeable
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Yeah, and they're all LARPing as autistic, too, now that it's trending. I'm so tired of these constant games and of this monomania concerning social esteem
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>>84658016
Did they sabotage you? They often do
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>>84658016
No, they're the weird ones. They're acclimated to this warped, unfeeling culture. They never imagine how good life could've been, or what terrible sacrifices we make for convenience.
That's what I used to tell myself when I was alone.
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>>84658251
Seeing normies with a partner and a dozen friends pretending they're like us is infuriating.



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