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Vulnerable and Isolation withdrawing causing Vulnerability loop

autismtwo

This is quite difficult to talk about as I am myself just getting my head around this,

When I have an external factor pushing on my life or an uncertainty making life seem extreamely dangerous,, I feel vulnerable and with that vulnerability I close down with stress and anxiety, this isolates me away from contact with people and closes me down verbally talking about the vulnerability because I am vulnerable. So the isolation(protect method and non-communicative) makes me further vulnerable, so it is a catch 22, vulnerable, withdraw, isolated, more vulnerable... stress to stress loop.

Take any examples on this forum from fellow aspies,, the main theme is vulnerability and isolation also, I would even go as far to say that the system generates this position in society, benefits, housing, lack of care etc

Any thoughts ?

Do you feel vulnerable by society ?

Do you feel isolated ?

Does this isolation make you feel more vulnerable ?

 

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  • autismtwo said:
    I may even stretch this point further and say I have a bad time in the womb, born pre-mature, underweight, jaundice, runt of the lidder, mother drank, smoked and worked in a noisy pickle factory whilst pregnant. Hallelujah WELCOME to a blackbile poison world.

    The experts may say,, no no no,, it is genetic,, I say it is the early environment which delivers those genes.. womb to birth to early years, to support network which has a psychogenic effect and thus affect.

    I spend my whole childhood getting put down, bullied with  no comfort, praise or love. I am sorry but my autism is caused by lack of personality development and loving environment  growing up. The french and some european countries, including south korea believe autism is psychogenic also.

    And yet, though my childhood wasn't the best, it also wasn't the worst, I was loved, and supported by my parents. My Mum has never smoked, and if she did drink whilst pregnant (very unlikely) it was (almost certainly) in moderation.

    The reason that the experts say it's not caused by those kinds of factors is most likely that it effects such a broad cross section of society from such a varied range of backgrounds and with such a wide variety of upbringings.

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  • autismtwo said:
    I may even stretch this point further and say I have a bad time in the womb, born pre-mature, underweight, jaundice, runt of the lidder, mother drank, smoked and worked in a noisy pickle factory whilst pregnant. Hallelujah WELCOME to a blackbile poison world.

    The experts may say,, no no no,, it is genetic,, I say it is the early environment which delivers those genes.. womb to birth to early years, to support network which has a psychogenic effect and thus affect.

    I spend my whole childhood getting put down, bullied with  no comfort, praise or love. I am sorry but my autism is caused by lack of personality development and loving environment  growing up. The french and some european countries, including south korea believe autism is psychogenic also.

    And yet, though my childhood wasn't the best, it also wasn't the worst, I was loved, and supported by my parents. My Mum has never smoked, and if she did drink whilst pregnant (very unlikely) it was (almost certainly) in moderation.

    The reason that the experts say it's not caused by those kinds of factors is most likely that it effects such a broad cross section of society from such a varied range of backgrounds and with such a wide variety of upbringings.

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