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Aspergers, Anxiety/Depression

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Hello everyone im last year at seconday school.

I would really like to talk to someone simular age to me who feels ike the way I do. As I dont have any friends to talk about the way I do and I thought this would be a good place for me to meet new people that could help one another if struggling with things the same.

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    Bullying is very common for people with Aspergers, it comes up extremely frequently on the forum and I was bullied at school too. Part of this is due to school age people being immature and impressionable. Anyone who behaves differently and is not so adept at defending themselves is liable to end up on the wrong side of the sheeplike behaviour that leads to groups turning on those that they don't understand.

    Step 1. Report the bullies and talk to your teachers, your parents and the police if necessary. Share your problem with other people and don't keep it to yourself.

    Step 2. Pity and despise the people who are daft enough to have nothing better to do than pick on someone who is different to them. Don't encourage them with any more attention than they deserve.

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    Former Member

    Bullying is very common for people with Aspergers, it comes up extremely frequently on the forum and I was bullied at school too. Part of this is due to school age people being immature and impressionable. Anyone who behaves differently and is not so adept at defending themselves is liable to end up on the wrong side of the sheeplike behaviour that leads to groups turning on those that they don't understand.

    Step 1. Report the bullies and talk to your teachers, your parents and the police if necessary. Share your problem with other people and don't keep it to yourself.

    Step 2. Pity and despise the people who are daft enough to have nothing better to do than pick on someone who is different to them. Don't encourage them with any more attention than they deserve.

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