Thursday, August 30, 2018
They put something stupid on TV... a psychiatric patient, normal girl a little overweight, was tied up and just pushed herself away from a table. That's not unheard of. They act like that means she's mentally ill, but normal people do that and she must be very mad and uptight and feeling weird there.
I know one thing "wrong." I can't get like I'm born later with 2 Late Boomer parents. So, life is different messages to me. It's not really my fault. Most people suck worse than me. People just like to see me a certain way. I just hate being in trouble, suddenly about who I am. Someone acted like I wasn't good enough, whereas, before, I was, and she seems to have some of the same problems because we lived in the same area. Where I moved, girls all did dance since they were a toddler and stayed happy, if they didn't do anything else. I know one girl with sorta long German last name did soccer with her dad and older sister and was in Talented Art. Another girl had white hair and was really hot and did sports, in high school.
Creeping Up
Not that I have much to do with anyone, but they thought since I was good that I should be seen as bad and other people should be seen as better than me.
Do you feel people are uptight and expect things from you in picky ways? Why would life be so unnecessarily complicated for some people who don't want to live like that? People must find common ground basing their problems against me with one another. Bah! They shouldn't look into it too much. I didn't do these things people say I did, that people wanted me to be uptight about.
What if some people were a little naughty and wanted to play cello because they thought the violin had problems and made fun of it? Would that mean I would have to sacrifice my built interest in violin, through the grapevine because of them, like to trade but for no real reason? Would people still care about them and/but at my expense? It always happens in movies; before someone gets in trouble and something bad happens to them, they goof up in some other way, like it matters and fascinates the writer.
Being Grouped With Older People as a Generation
Why should I be grouped with my dad as a generation? I don't think this is right.
I used to be normal and good and no one bothered me. I pretty much almost never messed up.
However, now, it seems people are "playing smart with me" and acting like they know I'm gonna have an attitude and things are gonna tick the wrong way as a community of people. It feels like people are all up in me. It's so awkward. It's like, where did they come from? I thought only Mom and Dad did that, which in some ways they seem more distant though I'm more sensitive to being offended.
I notice that with younger people, some older adults say they get the ball rolling with them and try to enlighten me with feeling occupied like I'll get things I can't get, as a diversion where they are just too scared to let me live my life. So, I "wait it out" and younger people they "try" to see if they can cheer them up from personal problems like their parents's mistakes, while I'm forgotten and they justify that fact with things like being racistly intrusive to me, maybe preventing me from socializing or making me confused like nothing matters anymore, like people believe, like after 18.
So, I used to feel good because I was good at not messing up in how I act, and I had privacy and a wonderful world. People see in me a fight coming when I didn't intend for it, and I sorta guarded off the attacks. It was because other people did it, too. So, people gradually and "creatively" infiltrated themselves in me, like they were more than just me. I wait for things I never get, and people take credit for what I do for myself integrated in this agitation.
See, the thing is I don't start attacks with people, but if they bother me and get under my skin too much I don't know what to do. They won't stop. It's like I said, I used to have my privacy and never meant to hurt anyone emotionally. I can't stand some things, and that's why I'm saying this now. This is one way I deal with it. My point wasn't to sound mean. If you'll notice, I basically said I was happier before and had more privacy and now I feel awkward and irritated. I compared myself to younger people and white people or non-Asian people. What it is is like they get things I don't get socially, not saying I don't get anything nor should be that unhappy when it comes to life in general in every way. It comes in the form of that they get the ball rolling, but I'm left being ransacked and like I'm waiting for what people younger than me already do, though it never happens.
However, now, it seems people are "playing smart with me" and acting like they know I'm gonna have an attitude and things are gonna tick the wrong way as a community of people. It feels like people are all up in me. It's so awkward. It's like, where did they come from? I thought only Mom and Dad did that, which in some ways they seem more distant though I'm more sensitive to being offended.
I notice that with younger people, some older adults say they get the ball rolling with them and try to enlighten me with feeling occupied like I'll get things I can't get, as a diversion where they are just too scared to let me live my life. So, I "wait it out" and younger people they "try" to see if they can cheer them up from personal problems like their parents's mistakes, while I'm forgotten and they justify that fact with things like being racistly intrusive to me, maybe preventing me from socializing or making me confused like nothing matters anymore, like people believe, like after 18.
So, I used to feel good because I was good at not messing up in how I act, and I had privacy and a wonderful world. People see in me a fight coming when I didn't intend for it, and I sorta guarded off the attacks. It was because other people did it, too. So, people gradually and "creatively" infiltrated themselves in me, like they were more than just me. I wait for things I never get, and people take credit for what I do for myself integrated in this agitation.
See, the thing is I don't start attacks with people, but if they bother me and get under my skin too much I don't know what to do. They won't stop. It's like I said, I used to have my privacy and never meant to hurt anyone emotionally. I can't stand some things, and that's why I'm saying this now. This is one way I deal with it. My point wasn't to sound mean. If you'll notice, I basically said I was happier before and had more privacy and now I feel awkward and irritated. I compared myself to younger people and white people or non-Asian people. What it is is like they get things I don't get socially, not saying I don't get anything nor should be that unhappy when it comes to life in general in every way. It comes in the form of that they get the ball rolling, but I'm left being ransacked and like I'm waiting for what people younger than me already do, though it never happens.
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