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Corruption everywhere

hohner

Does anyone else, framework a working environment to understand that environment and learn, but just finds at the end of the day, a heap of corrupt people with dodgy dealings which are unethical.. Do people with Aspergers seem to spot the corruption, whilst everybody else it is just another day at the office. I see YOU !,, but they do not understand there ways. They are too busy living it up on there unethical profits and see no wrong. Aspergers is a life without a mask.

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  • Hi again Hohner (and Susie) -

    Living in a world that's corrupt isn't easy - I basically go it alone most of the time. Partly because I do not want to be involved in dishonest activities and partly because I am very socially disabled. I often go mute in social situations as my autism is getting worse as I get older.

    I still work but do a job where there isn't a massive amount of corruption, it's a small business which has it's problems but it is an 'honest living' for me.

    I have had to learn to let people be themselves. If others make the decision to be corrupt that is up to them but I will have nothing to do with it and I will always maintain my honesty. I will also never lie for someone else and make this clear to people. There will always be corruption and dishonesty in this world and I or a small number of us cannot stop it, all we can do is be ourselves. And it's not always easy to see bad stuff going on but we don't have to be a part of it. It's a drop in the ocean but I hope that people will follow my quiet example and that feels like a start. Until then, I keep away from bad stuff and lead my simple life.

    Does that help?

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  • Hi again Hohner (and Susie) -

    Living in a world that's corrupt isn't easy - I basically go it alone most of the time. Partly because I do not want to be involved in dishonest activities and partly because I am very socially disabled. I often go mute in social situations as my autism is getting worse as I get older.

    I still work but do a job where there isn't a massive amount of corruption, it's a small business which has it's problems but it is an 'honest living' for me.

    I have had to learn to let people be themselves. If others make the decision to be corrupt that is up to them but I will have nothing to do with it and I will always maintain my honesty. I will also never lie for someone else and make this clear to people. There will always be corruption and dishonesty in this world and I or a small number of us cannot stop it, all we can do is be ourselves. And it's not always easy to see bad stuff going on but we don't have to be a part of it. It's a drop in the ocean but I hope that people will follow my quiet example and that feels like a start. Until then, I keep away from bad stuff and lead my simple life.

    Does that help?

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