Life IS stranger than fiction Anarchy, and you could always write under a pseudonym. As for not taking you seriously...take a look at the posts, and then tell me that no one believes you.
True. But I suppose it takes a certain kind of person to understand my 'crazy'; for example, suicidal people. Most people would probably dismiss it as dramatic nonsense and get a completely wrong sense of who I am.
I don't generally care what people think of me but I just can't stand being dismissed.
I chose the username anarchy because I believe that all governments worldwide should be abolished, and that there should be no leaders at all.
I can't explain my view and reasoning regarding why I support anarchy to anyone, without them thinking that I'm delusional and don't know how things work amd am naïve.
If I were to explain the things that I hate the most, people would think me an offensive extremist.
Maybe I'm catostrophising a little, but many people would criticse it, and I don't take well to being criticised. I didn't used to mind it, but now being criticised adds to the sense I already have that I'm delusional and that my thinking is invalid in society. It also makes me feel overlookable.
I could use a pseudynom, but if I were to write personal things, there's a good chance that my identity would be uncovered.
Maybe I'm completely catostraphising and criticism wouldn't affect me at all, but even then...
I'd still want to kill myself pretty soon. So, writing a novel would seem too long. Short personal/ persuasive pieces would seem more appropiate, but they'd be much more controversial.
I don't have a problem with something being controversial, in itself, but, I'm just not sure that I'd want people to think of me as extreme and all that. I don't want people to make assumptions and prejudge me, and they'd probably assume by my writing that I'm not worth knowing, and think that I brought everything on myself.
I can't trust my thoughts probably as I tend to have delusional thinking, so all of the criticism would seem more valid than my own thinking.
It seems like I'd feel just as bad as I would usually, so not a lot of risk perhaps, but I don't want it to be like that. I want writing to be as enjoyable as I imagine it should be.
I want everything to be as I think it should be and as I expect it to be, and then I feel worse when my expectations are inevitably crushed.
I am very arrogant. I think that I'm better than most people -also part of being delusional - and criticism would go against that illusion that I have, which would crush my expectations and make me feel invalid.
I feel like it'd be more likely that I'd get another chance at life and dk everything right there, than for this to be made bearable.