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i actually feel really upset:(

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i know it's really sad but i've trolled like a million dozen forums and i've ended up really depressed cos i'm not welcome anywhere anymore... i've been banned like EVERYWHERE literally... i feel kinda depressed coza that. i don't REALLY have any REAL friends.

Okay, not to make a serious issue of it, but please can I have some advice as to how to get back somewhere i'm banned from?

this is why i asked you all those questions anil a... i wanna know what the heck i'm supposed to do... i know this is pathetic but i'd registered like 10 accounts so i could get free reign but to be honest the staff catch me every time i'm using another account =/

I don't really know why I'm here either to be honest... just feel sick of this yet I love trolling but I always like... feel powerful if i can do whatever i want by having numerous accounts on a forum to cause trouble... dumbly sad but it's true=/

i'm talking about other forums btw.

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  • Anxiety around exam time is normal for anyone but I think those on the spectrum suffer far more.

    As for friends, in my experience, people pick up vibes from other people (I guess I'm talking NT's here) and even if they don't know you troll, they are likely to be able to spot something in you that suggests you are capable of that.  Does that make sense?

    I've seen people hurt badly by trolls so personally, I'd suggest looking at ways of not doing it - you are likely to be in full time education if you are taking exams (though I know that isn't necessarily true as I'm taking one in two weeks time via the OU) so maybe a counsellor at school might be able to help?  It might be a first step towards being able to make friends in real life if you can avoid upsetting people online?

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  • Anxiety around exam time is normal for anyone but I think those on the spectrum suffer far more.

    As for friends, in my experience, people pick up vibes from other people (I guess I'm talking NT's here) and even if they don't know you troll, they are likely to be able to spot something in you that suggests you are capable of that.  Does that make sense?

    I've seen people hurt badly by trolls so personally, I'd suggest looking at ways of not doing it - you are likely to be in full time education if you are taking exams (though I know that isn't necessarily true as I'm taking one in two weeks time via the OU) so maybe a counsellor at school might be able to help?  It might be a first step towards being able to make friends in real life if you can avoid upsetting people online?

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