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My girlfriend, her family, and human dysfunctionality in general |
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| Apr24-11, 03:28 PM | #18 |
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My girlfriend, her family, and human dysfunctionality in general |
| Apr24-11, 03:32 PM | #19 |
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You may have to accept the fact that you don't have what it takes to pull off this relationship.
See a shrink. They can help you overcome your obvious denial and give you exercises to help you fit in better socially. From what I can see here, her parents have the right attitude. I wouldn't want you dating my daughter either. You need to man up already and seek the professional help you need instead of seeking validation under the guise of cerebral discourse. |
| Apr24-11, 03:35 PM | #20 |
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| Apr24-11, 03:36 PM | #21 |
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You have made your choice in relation to her family; rather than just making value judgments and seeking be validified by peers, I think you should simply accept that there are consequences associated with your choice. I also believe that you are not operating in an efficient manner if you sought to change them or even to demonstrate your value as a human being to them.
I'm slightly worried that you have stated openly that you are 'kind and intelligent' when your way of expressing it, at least over text, does not seem to immediately convey that. Your method of communicating is clearly not effective, as effectivity can be measured by the results. I'm an arrogant and judgmental bastard with a diagnosed antisocial personality disorder; at least I'm aware of it. |
| Apr24-11, 03:45 PM | #22 |
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I talked with her uncle quite a bit. If that's not good enough, then tough ****. I dare you to go to some gay pride event and try to sell your conformity excrement sandwich there. |
| Apr24-11, 03:52 PM | #23 |
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| Apr24-11, 04:14 PM | #24 |
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I have to admit that your almost singular obsession with homosexuality is slightly frightening as well; as an average hetrosexual male, I would find that your anger to a bit beyond what I would expect. I am a person of color and I respond to racism with snideness and sarcasm; if bigotry is ignorance, then there's not much to be accomplished by squabbling with the ignorant. I do think that you have communication issues and you will benefit from speaking with a therapist. Introspection, also, is always a good thing. |
| Apr24-11, 04:15 PM | #25 |
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I can understand your sentiments, but I have a number of observations. First, if you're so intelligent why can't you make this decision yourself? Jean Paul Sartre spoke of how even in seeking advice individuals tend to turn to those people who they feel may very well give them the advice they want. A group of "intelligent" physicists would seemingly be a group who would agree with your anti-social tendencies and give you the advice you want to hear, now that they aren't you are arguing tooth and nail.
Second observation, as everybody else said you are placing value judgements, and you said "How am I not, of course I value being human" well being human doesn't mean being intellligent. Your just unhappy because you feel as though your traits are superior and under-appreciated and would rather a world in which you could be the majority. I see more than a little Will to Power in your actions. You have to be intelligent enough to realize that not everybody can be as intelligent as you, just as not everybody can be as good at sports or music as the next guy. You also have to realize that before your anything your a human being first, and there is much more to being human than being "intelligent" and "successfull". You rally against "the herd", but all I see is a social deviant who wants the same goals and has the same values as society, but dislikes his under appreciation. You are saing that you are "successfull" and "smart" and "hard-working", you sound like a your trying to "sell yourself". As un-intelligent as your sister-in-laws husband may be, he may be much more profound than you are. How so? Because again profundity can be a matter of experience, and living, rather than intellectualizing. What if he offers his family hard work and love? Those are some of the most profound things you can offer somebody in a personal relationship. And here you are bitching that he's not worthy of their affections. Your not interested in equality, stop fronting. Your interested in getting your way, if he was the one outcasted you would say "good he's un intelligent etc etc". Stop pretending to be important or better, stop saying "society shouldn't expect me to do x or y" ...Listen, I hate acting fake, I hate that society is interested in stupid banal crap. So often I just solve the problem, by telling the truth. That is my piece of advice that you can use, tell the truth. Tell the parents that you aren't good at talking to people and you are sometimes not interested in what people have to say, and it may be your own fault, and you apologize for offending them, but it is something that is a part of you. Just say what's up. You don't like social BS, then tell the truth and keep it real and if that doesn't work, whatever. Keep in mind when I say "tell the truth" I don't mean be a douche and snub the parents and claim your superiority, I mean tell them that you aren't good at socializing. |
| Apr24-11, 09:21 PM | #26 |
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| Apr24-11, 09:40 PM | #27 |
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| Apr24-11, 09:47 PM | #28 |
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| Apr24-11, 09:49 PM | #29 |
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Second, "any type of disorder which hinders your ability to act normal" looks like a tautology. |
| Apr24-11, 10:11 PM | #30 |
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I'm having some trouble figuring out exactly what's being done to whom.
It should be fairly obvious that her and her parents regard social skills as an important facet of a person whereas education or income less so. Also, can you go over the bigotry aspect again? I missed it. How are they bigoted? Something about Aspies and nerds? They stated they dislike them as a group? |
| Apr24-11, 11:47 PM | #31 |
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I have a disability that prevents me from emphathizing with others in a normal fashion, causes me to lie regularly, increases my tendency to manipulate and virtually removes my ability to see how things such as human life ought to have instrinsic value. I believe it makes me more capable than most; I still do not go around announcing it to others. |
| Apr25-11, 03:59 AM | #32 |
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| Apr25-11, 04:32 AM | #33 |
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| Apr25-11, 04:36 AM | #34 |
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I'm sorry but this is very annoying to me. Are they paying you for service that you have to be extra nice to them? wtf?
And besides, if my parents didn't like my bf I'd tell them to deal with it. He's my bf and I love him. Their damn problem. As far as that guy they worship, why do you give a damn? I hope you'd stop grovelling for what people you don't even respect like. |
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