>start new job>i'm quiet but I try to be friendly, smile and respond when someone talks to me>3 weeks in>sitting in the breakroom>coworker comes in showing around a new person >"This is the breakroom..." etc>they lower their voice to a whisper >"That's anon, he's pretty new too but I'd avoid him unless you enjoy talking to a brick wall">new coworker laughs and they leave not knowing (or caring) that I heard It's been 6 months since that and I haven't spoken to anyone in any way since other than what is absolutely necessary for my job. I had non-quiet people so much it's unreal
Welcome to having autism. Hope you get used to it. I know you wont. Nobody ever does.
>>85564919oh shit i actually had a scenario similar to this play out once, but i was the new coworker. the guy he was talking about was treated in that weird "coworkers are bullying him but pretending they're not because they'll get fired for doing anything explicit".i just bluntly blurted out "that's kinda rude..." and there was an awkward silence. don't remember what happened afterwards but funnily enough, the guy he was shitting on ended up being my favorite coworker
Why would you be upset by a coworker communicating your preferences to a new employee? Unless it's not your preference?
>>85565889He said he tried to be friendly and smile and respond when someone spoke to him; he was trying to make a good impression and seem nice, despite being a quiet person. However, likely as a result of him either answering questions as asked instead of babbling on like normalfags do, and/or not randomly chatting people up over trivial bullshit, he was deemed "The Wall", which hurts his feelings because, as heavily implied, he was trying to make a good impression.
>>85565924>retarded autistic bullshitReally would be better if you were a quiet person.
