dartofthedavros wrote:Dark Lum Lord wrote:ZeptoRay wrote:Pretty much yeah. If someone is sad, even if I do not know them, I will be sad myself. But if i'm the one who is supposed to be sad, my emotion fucks up and its just a mess of no feeling.
I'm sometimes effected by others' emotions myself and theirs will be projected onto me. I can also relate to having a mess of no feelings. I'm actually somewhat sensitive, and I will feel my emotions, however sometimes I usually don't show it like others do so I more or less have a poker face almost all of the time and my emotions are usually only kept to myself. Sometimes I will always have times in which my emotions are fucked up and I actually get sad about not being sad over something - usually if I did something wrong. So I do have empathy and emotions, however my empathy is likely lower than the average person's and both my emotions and empathy are not expressed that normally.
I've practically sealed off the emotion of human love, i find it won't get me anywhere while i'm at school. this naturally makes me awfull at speaking to girls my own age.
Well, I have high-functioning Autism so my social skills are not very good to begin with anyways, so I'm not very good at speaking to girls myself. In the last couple of years I had developed social anxiety and it peaked to the point during last year in which I rarely spoke at all. After therapy, I now still have social anxiety but it's much more mild so I'm able to talk and I do. I still don't talk much to people who I'm not already close with though and don't really have much of an urge too. I'm not a fan of talking in the first place since a lot of times I don't know what to say and I often times mess up when I'm talking and over all I much prefer the Internet when it comes to communication. On the Internet you have all the time in the world to plan what you want to type up in your head and I'm much greater at thinking than I am verbally speaking, and an added bonus of having as much time as you need certainly helps.
So, like I said, I can relate to having trouble speaking with girls, but I have troubles speaking with people regardless of gender. I'd have to say that I have an equal amount of trouble speaking with people of both genders. With girls that I have a crush on, I obviously have trouble since I'm too shy to speak to them, and with other girls I have trouble because I'm just shy in general when it comes to talking and, like I said, I'm socially akward. And with guys, I have an equal amount of difficulty communicating because, as mentioned, my bad social skills and the fact that I'm too shy to speak with most people I haven't aready befriended before I developed social anxiety.
It's all very complicated and fucked up so it would likely take more than two paragraphs, so I'll stop it here since nobody has time to read this crap. Oh, and I'd also like to mention that I also had seen a psychologist. Having therapy actually helped me a lot, but I still have social anxiety and a few symptoms of depression and a feeling of a sadness once in a long while here and there, albeit very mild so I'm satisfied at how I'm doing at the moment. I actually miss talking to her, because I've had many sessions with her and I've grown to like her. I'll never forget her.