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Post by Rhainya on Jul 27, 2012 19:48:50 GMT -5
Since this is off topic I assume this is the right place to put it,
I am only doing this basically so that if I say something in the future that doesn't make sense,
this should very easily explain why.
When I was a little baby I had no emotions, yes I cried when I was hungry but that was more of a pain reaction than an emotion of sorts.
My grandparents, whom I live with, had no idea why and had a lot of different tests and what not.
Now when I was 16, around that I think, I was asked out for the first time in my life.
So through this relationship I started experiencing these things known as emotions.
I am 18 now, so only 2 years of emotions, and I still do not understand them or can control them what so ever.
This basically means that if I have emotions they are to the extreme, if you are talking to me with heavy emotion I wont understand it and if I get hit with too many emotions (From you or from me) I will be overwhelmed and basically either just be frozen or panic.
Hopefully this can help you understand me a little more, thanks.
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Post by James.Sanderson on Jul 27, 2012 19:55:44 GMT -5
Wow Rhain, I wouldn't have thought that someone who has such strong emotion now had no emotion at all just 3 years ago.
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Post by Dean.Fowler on Jul 27, 2012 20:23:39 GMT -5
hm, this is interesting. You must try to feel them with a calmness at first, then you can advance to the "Higher Ground".
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Post by sirveleno on Jul 27, 2012 23:28:55 GMT -5
Very interesting Rhain! You have now inspired me to take Psychology when I grow older. BTW that is not a joke.
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Post by sbongkh on Jul 28, 2012 3:39:25 GMT -5
Well, she has me now :3
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Post by mageaegis on Jul 28, 2012 11:08:53 GMT -5
Not to be unsensitive but what was it like without emotions? bland?
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Post by Rhainya on Jul 28, 2012 11:30:46 GMT -5
Not to be unsensitive but what was it like without emotions? bland? Very very simple.... oh so simple |
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Post by Dean.Fowler on Jul 28, 2012 12:09:25 GMT -5
must be great
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Post by SupaDupaZombeeh on Jul 28, 2012 13:14:18 GMT -5
So you have asperger syndrome? That's what i'm getting from it anyway.
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Post by sirveleno on Jul 28, 2012 13:49:03 GMT -5
Man I wish everything was simple. But in the end its all complicated in different ways. Though, it is better than having something complicated then having something again and again.
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Post by alwayzbored114 on Jul 28, 2012 13:49:35 GMT -5
Hey, dont worry about it. I used to be the opposite, overly emotional. I would, admittedly, cry over little shiz all the time. Although the emotion does come out periodically (usually on purpose to express a point), I've learned to be more calm and logical in arguments and such. It just takes time to get used to your own personal reactions. If something happens, whether it be IRL or in game, just take a step back, take a deep breath, and if needed go do something else. In fact, Video Games helped me a lot, since they're my escape. If some bad -Censored- happened with friends or family or school or anything, I just go onto a game and relax (though I do not recommend competitive games at those times, because sometimes you'll just end up making yourself more mad XD)
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Post by ZipZapMan on Jul 28, 2012 13:56:44 GMT -5
Hey, dont worry about it. I used to be the opposite, overly emotional. I would, admittedly, cry over little shiz all the time. Although the emotion does come out periodically (usually on purpose to express a point), I've learned to be more calm and logical in arguments and such. It just takes time to get used to your own personal reactions. If something happens, whether it be IRL or in game, just take a step back, take a deep breath, and if needed go do something else. In fact, Video Games helped me a lot, since they're my escape. If some bad -Censored- happened with friends or family or school or anything, I just go onto a game and relax (though I do not recommend competitive games at those times, because sometimes you'll just end up making yourself more mad XD) What? No call of duty or anything at that time?  |
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Post by Brindale on Jul 28, 2012 20:56:26 GMT -5
Hey, dont worry about it. I used to be the opposite, overly emotional. I would, admittedly, cry over little shiz all the time. Although the emotion does come out periodically (usually on purpose to express a point), I've learned to be more calm and logical in arguments and such. It just takes time to get used to your own personal reactions. If something happens, whether it be IRL or in game, just take a step back, take a deep breath, and if needed go do something else. In fact, Video Games helped me a lot, since they're my escape. If some bad -Censored- happened with friends or family or school or anything, I just go onto a game and relax (though I do not recommend competitive games at those times, because sometimes you'll just end up making yourself more mad XD) What? No call of duty or anything at that time? Playing a TF2 game with all spies+engineers+snipers is a great way to calm down |
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Post by James.Sanderson on Jul 28, 2012 21:22:00 GMT -5
Call of Duty is actually one the most frustrating games I have ever played.
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Post by ZipZapMan on Jul 28, 2012 22:07:44 GMT -5
Call of Duty is actually one the most frustrating games I have ever played. Nub (Inserting words here) |
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