Thread:Unity29/@comment-5670835-20150829230601/@comment-30185470-20150830183658

Josh, it's called having a fun time. I told you that I can't be on the PC 24/7. I better hope you don't become so reliant on me that if I were to be gone for most of the day, you'd explode

Also, your comment about being hurtful is nothing. Do you know what's really hurtful? (I'm about to speak in second person, so please don't think any of what I'm about to say is directed at you) Someone younger than you and hates you for no reason acting like a complete dipstick and telling you what to do on your birthday. He hates you because he says you bend the rules.Truth is have you actually done anything to bend the rules? No! In reality, all you ever did was saying something you wanted to happen, which was agaianst the rules. Ultimately, did you break the rules by doing what you wanted? No! All you ever did was speaking with words. You actually never made a move, which means everything that this guy has against you means nothing. He's mad at you for NOTHING, which is utterly disappointing. What's even worse is that this person talks about you everday and criticizes you, which can be hurtful. They always likes to hurt you by making you feel worthless by taking about mistakes you made a long time ago. You may have apologize, but they contnue on, not knowing when they surpassed the line or to shut up, and when they continue, your friends defend you, knowing that their words about you aren't true. It even comes somewhere along the line that a HUGE reason why haters hate you is because you're "different". Is being an autist honestly a bad thing? It shouldn't be. Becoming an autist isn't a choice for you. It's like gender. Either you're a boy or a girl. In this case, that means either you're an autist or a neuro. You know that they, the haters, hate you because you have autism. I can't say that's racist of them to do, but I know well that's a clear case of discrimination. You know what all the haters deserve? Nothing but shame! Not all austists are terrible people. I know well for a fact that some of our greatest people in the making of the U.S.A. and the rest of Earth  into what the world is like today were autists. Those people desrve respect and slack. The haters, along with your friends, should do the same: giving you respect and slack. For the haters, why should they? Because they're wrong to have absent-minded assumptions about you. They don't know you. They don't see you everyday. They don't see you change. If they don't see you everyday, of course their thoughts about you may not be the same as everyone else's. That's something I like to describe as a "communication problem". The haters REALLY don't know who you are and what potential you have. For the people that do understand you, that's a good thing because they're the people who do know, care, and like to be near you. They're the people you can talk about your feelings to without being afraid of doing so because you know you can trust them. I mean, you've been their friend for quite some time. For the haters, since they don't understand you, they should give you a second chance. I mean, life shouldn't be based on the idea that if you make one mistake, you'll be hated by them forever. Absolutely not. That's not how it's supposed to be. That's uneithical, unfair, and a unproportional choice to make. There's something in life known as redemption, or second chances. If they can do that and see you the way they should be, like everyone else, they'd know you aren't a terrible person. They'd know that they got on wrong step and would like apologize for what they've been doing to you the whole time. Once they can do that, life can move in your favor: wanting peace, unity, and equality. Man, that really can be seen as a picture, and boy, it's beautiful. This vision isn't communism at all. It's what many people in the world want. The point is that the haters can hate you all they want, but they're doing it for no reason because they don't know you well by using little info to make a justification on you.