If you're told everything is your fault and you need to change, you are wrong etc does that mean it is?
If you're told everything is your fault and you need to change, you are wrong etc does that mean it is?
Its true this doesnt offer context for my lived experience and its hard to get over the picture in a rounded perspective, and I'm aware its kind of my view/perspective influence by what i'm told at the time. I often question myself and it's why I guess I find it easiee not to say anything or trust.
I also dont get the things are said one minute then you have to carry on the next. Things can cut deep and I don't find that easy to move on from. Also, what is said and what is meant? Communication is very confusing.
I dont think I portray myself to be always right but apparently not accepting I'm wrong means I do.
Apparently the things keep happening so they keep reacting . Although I see each thing singularly and not related, and I don't even see that some things should have caused a reaction. Now that I have got a diagnosis, it's not autism and im not really that bad, which I appreciate is probably true. Although I could maybe say that my standing in the wrong place could very well be not picking up on body language, or the social cues or expectation of the situation, . - the history of that being kids from a previous marriage being dropped off to me in a new relationship and I stood with them. A long time ago but is still relevant apparently.
When stressed I shut down. I don't say a lot face to face which is an annoyance. Then if I am aminate about something it is wrong especially if it is towards someone else. I do put boundaries up and do find it very hard to trust. I don't give reasons for my behaviour but that is annoying. I don't apologise for sitiations I didnt realise would cause a reaction. It really sounds toxic although when its allowed to be nice it seems nice. I dont know what to make of anything.
Its true this doesnt offer context for my lived experience and its hard to get over the picture in a rounded perspective, and I'm aware its kind of my view/perspective influence by what i'm told at the time. I often question myself and it's why I guess I find it easiee not to say anything or trust.
I also dont get the things are said one minute then you have to carry on the next. Things can cut deep and I don't find that easy to move on from. Also, what is said and what is meant? Communication is very confusing.
I dont think I portray myself to be always right but apparently not accepting I'm wrong means I do.
Apparently the things keep happening so they keep reacting . Although I see each thing singularly and not related, and I don't even see that some things should have caused a reaction. Now that I have got a diagnosis, it's not autism and im not really that bad, which I appreciate is probably true. Although I could maybe say that my standing in the wrong place could very well be not picking up on body language, or the social cues or expectation of the situation, . - the history of that being kids from a previous marriage being dropped off to me in a new relationship and I stood with them. A long time ago but is still relevant apparently.
When stressed I shut down. I don't say a lot face to face which is an annoyance. Then if I am aminate about something it is wrong especially if it is towards someone else. I do put boundaries up and do find it very hard to trust. I don't give reasons for my behaviour but that is annoying. I don't apologise for sitiations I didnt realise would cause a reaction. It really sounds toxic although when its allowed to be nice it seems nice. I dont know what to make of anything.