Eeyore
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- Aug 4, 2018
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I'm almost like you. The only difference is that my mum says that I know a lot about different things because I read the first sentence of a Wikipedia article and stopped, because 2 many word hurt me head.Yes. Objectively. People says I'm slow, and I don't seem smart, and my knowledge about anything is dismal. And since I don't have any girlfriend, and no job, there must be something inferior in me.
I would imagine that this is a rather common trait among suicidal people. If the answer is yes then why?
This shit.If you feel inferior, you want to kill yourself.
If you feel superior, you want to kill others rather than yourself.
e.g. Elliot Rodger
I would imagine that this is a rather common trait among suicidal people. If the answer is yes then why?
No, the opposite really. I find most people really really dumb.
This is really thoughtful and makes a lot of sense. I'd say I'd probably been with a lot of crappy people, been taken for granted a lot of times, and sometimes I don't even know when people are looking down on me (which is even sadder) owing it to Aspergers and social ignorance, street ignorance, etc.
Yes and no. I don't feel inherently inferior to most people but I definitely have weaknesses that most other people don't seem to struggle with
If you feel inferior, you want to kill yourself.
If you feel superior, you want to kill others rather than yourself.
e.g. Elliot Rodger
I know this post is months old but it really struck a chord with me. The social anxiety shuts down any spontaneous thought and I'm left feeling like there's nothing I can do but nod, or I try to piece together thoughts and speak in fragments that are just straight up ignored because I must be cRaZy or stupid. People see this as affirmation of their superiority. And when I do have something to say I sound smug as fuck because it's easier for me to use more precise words when forming thoughts and I start from the default position of having to be assertive and having to prove myself, and fully expecting dismissal.I tend to be treated as though I'm inferior, and that's even worse I would say. It's a result of my social anxiety. Most social interactions feel like a power struggle that I'm inevitably on the losing end of due to my problems asserting myself to any effective degree. A lot of people, I've found, simply assume they're superior to me, even when they know very little about me, due to having made assumptions. These assumptions tend to be - stupid - uneducated - naive, unworldly - hasn't travelled anywhere - poor - low socioeconomic background - needs/wants "help". I'm then spoken down to and "helped" as if these assumptions are facts. If I somehow manage to speak up for myself and let people know they're not necessarily correct, the shock and cognitive dissonance in them tends to be so great that they try and push me back down again so they can feel better. That experience is even worse than if I hadn't spoken up in the first place.