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People have used my forgiveness as a way of starting to attack me again whilst I'd "let my guard down". As a result, I find it difficult to forgive people who've been malicious towards me.
I just try not to hold on to negative emotions for very long. Of course I recall an NT girlfriend who once was exasperated with me after I told her I don't do envy or jealousy. Go figure.
I used to , but now I am good at forgiving anyone who acts like they really want it. I think of all the times I realize I hurt someones feelings now, just because I did not understand things (like I have Aspergers), and I hope they will forgive me. I just want to be at peace with the world.
I love on people and try to be helpful and a positive influence whenever I can.
I have a hard time deciding when and whether it's worth it to forgive. It's so easy for me to cut friends off like it was all nothing. I really want to learn how better myself in this way.
I don't have a problem with holding a grudge, lol. Though I won't make it my top priority. I guess I'm one of those people who will look at any grudge when he's bored... though I actively avoid boredom.
Boredom... It killllls me. I can't. Sitting in a full waiting area for something is the worst! It's a bunch of people doing nothing and they are okay with it! Meanwhile I'm trying to people watch and not get caught or not get caught staring at a wall deep in thought.
Haha.. That rhymed
I'm kind of weird like this. If somebody (in my eyes) has insulted me or done me wrong, I get absolutely furious. Not to their faces, because I don't like confrontation, but behind closed doors I might stew about it or even get incredibly outwardly angry. However, if I'm then told (usually by my wife) that no offense was intended, and she gives me a good reason why, my anger - no matter how violent - immediately evaporates and I forget all about it.
However, without a good reason to overlook it, I can stew on something for YEARS. There are things people have said to me six or seven years ago that I still haven't forgiven, but won't bring up. I know that's bad, but I'd really rather be a bit miffed then have a great big row over it, that does nothing but pump more negativity into a relationship.
no,not at all.
in own world,every day starts anew and any problems are forgotten,however if am abused,bullied etc long term or if support staff make massive mistakes will fear them and find it impossible to forget what they did,but not in the same mannor as grudging or lacking forgiveness.
When everything is done and I have nothing to talk about with my partner I am addicted to my phone. Probably why my eyesight is declining... :0I'm not much of a person for boredom either. The last time I actually was bored has been years ago. I either got stuff to do or stuff on my mind. Much like yourself, Boredom kills me, lol
When everything is done and I have nothing to talk about with my partner I am addicted to my phone. Probably why my eyesight is declining... :0
Working in the corporate world really helped me in not "burning my bridges" with people. It's not always easy, but when something bad happens I usually try to step back from a situation rather than explode over it.
I just see friendships as a rare commodity....something not to be treated lightly.
That's why I have hobbies, lol.