SuiSqueeze92
Self Saboteur
- Jan 15, 2020
- 479
Idk I feel the same way, even on here lol
More so how you react toward that disgust is more important to me though or how it makes someone feel.
More so how you react toward that disgust is more important to me though or how it makes someone feel.
itsamadworld
i wanna die somewhere like up there
- Mar 15, 2020
- 410
Because people like to be right at all costs.... You could say something innocuous, not directed at an individual person, and if they interpret it wrong, then they are gonna loath you. That's just one example of many ways humans unleash their hatred. Humans are also competitive, selfish, aggressive, and demanding. Even in tribes, since the beginning of time; families, opposing tribes; people fight. I think humans have a blood lust for hatred and drama....Gives them a purpose. To unite, and lay all the blame on someone else, or a group of people...It bonds them..Parents want children, and think they're little blessings, until the children don't do exactly as they wish, then all hell breaks loose. People evolved from chimps, and chimps and people are aggressive.
People can choose how they feel. Learn to control emotions. Regulate them.
SuiSqueeze92
Self Saboteur
- Jan 15, 2020
- 479
People can't though for the most part it seems or just are highly sensitive. I tend to not care much about anything so things aren't very "real" to me anyway and don't hurt my feelings. The problem is... I can't help that and carry this stigma and label around now.
"Highly sensitive" Wimps?
Highly sensitive can be private. Others have their issues. People need to be selective with what gets made public.
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Aggression is a necessary trait no matter how unpleasant we may find it. And that aggression needs a target.
Note though, that humans did not evolve from chimps. They are two separate species with different evolutionary paths. They did however have a common ancestor.
itsamadworld
i wanna die somewhere like up there
- Mar 15, 2020
- 410
Fair enough.
It also doesn't help that the body breaks down. There's mental illness, disease, old age, head injuries, etc. Did you know that something like 80% of people in the prison system have had some type of brain injury. With these issues, people can misinterpret a lot of information making them feel threatened or something like this. All of us our guilty of loathing someone unfairly, IMO. IOW, it's not just our human nature that is flawed, it is our situation on this planet that is flawed too.....thought I'd add....ty.
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SuiSqueeze92
Self Saboteur
- Jan 15, 2020
- 479
Well here specifically... there's more of a chance to run into someone "mean". But this is a forum that caters to many people, including people with mental illness, and during times of receiving hate, one has to ask if they simply just don't have the capacity to think rationally when upset. Then things have a reason and sometimes that can be the details that can change everything.
Kassender
Experienced
- Aug 29, 2018
- 217
You dont have ADHD, do you ?
Good4Nothing
Unlovable
- May 8, 2020
- 1,865
Not everyone. Some of us here suffer from manic depression and borderline personality disorder.
We're SLAVES to our emotions, and our emotions are EXTREME.
They can target themselves, then. Not other people, who may already feel crappy enough with someone else's crap piling on t
yes, I do. And I'm almost 20 years old and was born with Asperger's syndrome, and I developed schizophrenia when I was 13, and anxiety when I was 14 (and I acquired sociopathy at the age of 11 or 12), yet I'm still doing fine. And I had the courage and trust to tell you all this so just consider that fact, before you choose your next reply, I hope it is carefully. In no way do I glorify mental "illnesses", I simply don't view them as a hindrance, on most days they aid me. I'm not vulnerable nor am I limited.
SuiSqueeze92
Self Saboteur
- Jan 15, 2020
- 479
Just curious... were you diagnosed with these things during your early life?
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