Movement and change

Change and movement terrifies me, growing up...,  my environment changed all the time without notice or even concern for me, a new evil step-father at the age of 4, pushed into school at 4 and a half, moved school to a new secondary school when 14,, my mother was a selfish cow, saying "don't be silly, you'll will be fine", whilst I am stressing out and shiting my pants.

I was brought up to be concerned about my mother without her being concerned about me, she was a controlling cow,  my step-father was just a do what she says or else, bring in consequences for every smallest thing in my life. I was dragged up..... but as my mother puts it "you had a wonderful childhood". If there was ever a case for a child getting Autism due to misparenting, they would be it. Now both alcoholics they bicker at each other, unhappy in misery and they are welcome too it.

Anyway the reason, I write this, is because due to my upbringing,, I am concerned about the smallest thing and the consequences of that thing. So ANY CHANGE, movement by another person,, scares the *** out of me...

I have been taught change is something, I don't have control off, especially involving other people, because I did not have any choice in the changes in my life growing up, just thrown in the deep end and told to get on with it OR ELSE.

I am angry about this, because NO CONSIDERATION was given to me as a child, to my pain, my expressions, my emotions. I know what it is like to have lived with parents who one pretends she is caring(mother) and a step-father who is verbal abuser, both getting a sense of control in there lifes by having the over control of there children.

Little changes in life are blown out of portion due to consequence thoughts and concern about others. It has got to the stage were people total freak me out because they are always fighting for control of change(selfish need). I JUST WISH TO STAY AWAY FROM THEM, PEOPLE ARE SCUM, MY PARENTS ARE SCUM. WHERE THERE IS PEOPLE THERE IS TROUBLE, PERIOD !

So, when I GO somewhere, I am looking out for people physical movements, concerned about people.., there behaviours towards me. The socialpsychopaths, these include policemen, neds, groups of people, shoppers, people in suits, anyone,, as everyone to me is a threat,, they wear there lifes in there eyes,, and it is so scary I CAN NOT LOOK AT THEM..., they are just false pretenders, smiling crows.

What I am asking how can you sail in this ocean of dross, were there movement and changes freak you out ?

This is going to sound extreme, but I wished I lived in America,, as I would feel safer because I would carry a load gun about with me,, trust me... my finger would be on trigger as I speak, because I have never been able due to my trauma childhood autism upbringing to say to someone in my face "*** off arsehole", then I shoot first in the knee cap, if they do not move away from me. Pleasant thoughts.., I KNOW ! but how else can you communicate with poison animals in a world full of dross and scum without any awareness. That is why the elite have an army to protect themselves not the country.   

 

 

 

 

 

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  • In many ways your mother sounds a lot like mine was - had to have total control over everything near her including my mind; everything revolved around her needs; didn't want to know when I was bullied and abused; had no understanding of me and didn't think about my feelings; reacted to most things agressively.  I was afraid of her as a child.

    I was more fortunate than you, in that I got a lot of help about how childhood left me.  What I later learned, mainly by accident and having got into a position where I could look at her behaviour a bit more distantly, was that she had Aspergers. She lacked empathy and was afraid of the world. Her way of dealing with it was to be agressive.  Ironically I learnt empathy by having to predict how she would behave in order to be safer.  In later life when she no longer went out into the world and felt safer she was easier to be with and I now think that she did as well as she could within her considerable limitations.  If you had told me I would think this way 25 years ago I wouldn't have believed it.

    I agree that there a lot of people that are very inconsiderate.  They get too close because they do not know you find it a problem, because they don't find it a problem, so it never crosses their minds that someone else might.  They are probably not even aware you are there. I stay away from people as much as possible. I do my supermarket shopping when most people are still in bed (they don't get up early round here - I have the store to myself, apart from staff) and I don't go where I don't have to. I know it is not always possible.  Have you thought about having counselling because I think you need to talk about your very negative feelings towards people?  It is not healthy for you.

    I am glad you don't live in America because you could end up in prison for a very long time and that would not make life better for you.

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  • In many ways your mother sounds a lot like mine was - had to have total control over everything near her including my mind; everything revolved around her needs; didn't want to know when I was bullied and abused; had no understanding of me and didn't think about my feelings; reacted to most things agressively.  I was afraid of her as a child.

    I was more fortunate than you, in that I got a lot of help about how childhood left me.  What I later learned, mainly by accident and having got into a position where I could look at her behaviour a bit more distantly, was that she had Aspergers. She lacked empathy and was afraid of the world. Her way of dealing with it was to be agressive.  Ironically I learnt empathy by having to predict how she would behave in order to be safer.  In later life when she no longer went out into the world and felt safer she was easier to be with and I now think that she did as well as she could within her considerable limitations.  If you had told me I would think this way 25 years ago I wouldn't have believed it.

    I agree that there a lot of people that are very inconsiderate.  They get too close because they do not know you find it a problem, because they don't find it a problem, so it never crosses their minds that someone else might.  They are probably not even aware you are there. I stay away from people as much as possible. I do my supermarket shopping when most people are still in bed (they don't get up early round here - I have the store to myself, apart from staff) and I don't go where I don't have to. I know it is not always possible.  Have you thought about having counselling because I think you need to talk about your very negative feelings towards people?  It is not healthy for you.

    I am glad you don't live in America because you could end up in prison for a very long time and that would not make life better for you.

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