autism and jealousy
autism and jealousy
Hooray..I feel much better now..Every two weeks i get an injection haldol
against the little form of autism wich also creates a big feeling of jealousy..Believe it or not..But I feel relieved..
Are here more people with a form of autism
against the little form of autism wich also creates a big feeling of jealousy..Believe it or not..But I feel relieved..
Are here more people with a form of autism
I'm around this forum for four years now..I stayed away a lot of times..I have adrinking problem (and joints)..I have to admit that I'm a alcoholic..But one thing is sure it's only two times in the month I badly start to drink (just before my period and with full moon)the rest of the month i don't even like it or can even drink one or two glassess..if you see me I look like an normal girl but I have big social problems becos I can't read peoples bodylanguage the right way..Or I interpretate it my way..If something small changes i can really go very mad.. It's more a kind of panic attack..If I have a bf I start to read every womans momevement towards my friend like they want to seduce him..I give not only my pet names but almost everything (plants mobiles etc)
If my bf for example buys another packet (for himself)of another brand than usual i realy feel bad bout it but it can also be when a button of a blouse is missing (from myself)I really get upset..When I see a spot of dust on sombody's clothes I start to pull it of..Sometimes it's funny(my bf says)but the jealousy was really getting sickly..Now with the medication I feel much better and feel I can comunicate much better with my surounding..That's a bit what it's bout..GREETINGS FROM sTEFANIE :atv
Thanks, Stephanie,
So, it seems that you like to have things the same all the time? Is that fair to say?
I appreciate your candor. I think it's helpful for all of us when we share what it's like for us. Understanding of each others problems can help us understand each others posts better. Then, when we share our experience, strength and hope with each other, it will make more sense.
I've learned a bit tonight thanks to your post. I hope to learn more as we both grow in our recovery.
Shalom!
So, it seems that you like to have things the same all the time? Is that fair to say?
I appreciate your candor. I think it's helpful for all of us when we share what it's like for us. Understanding of each others problems can help us understand each others posts better. Then, when we share our experience, strength and hope with each other, it will make more sense.
I've learned a bit tonight thanks to your post. I hope to learn more as we both grow in our recovery.
Shalom!
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Aries, I think out of all the people in SR I'm the one who has talked about autism the most. Hi, I'm Paul, a recovering alcoholic, aged 22 and high functioning autistic who is always at himself with OCD/worrying about life and has very bad social anxiety including panic disorder. Welcome to SR.
Aries, I think out of all the people in SR I'm the one who has talked about autism the most. Hi, I'm Paul, a recovering alcoholic, aged 22 and high functioning autistic who is always at himself with OCD/worrying about life and has very bad social anxiety including panic disorder. Welcome to SR.
My nephew is high functioning autistic. I see that he has social difficulty. He was on seraquile for a few days once and he attached a woman who was just walking down the street while on that med. My mom took him off of it imeadatly. They are lucky that the woman was not seriously hurt and that she was understanding of the situation.
As far as your jealousy goes I think it is important that you think before you speak or act upon these feelings.
I know some people do act flirtatious even when they are with their s/o and they think it is harmless. If your boyfriend doing this and it causes you pain you might want to question why you are with that person. On the other hand if you are simply jumping to conclusions because someone looks in his direction or even straight at him and they aren't rubbing all over him or nothing like that you might want to give the benefit of the doubt.
As far as your jealousy goes I think it is important that you think before you speak or act upon these feelings.
I know some people do act flirtatious even when they are with their s/o and they think it is harmless. If your boyfriend doing this and it causes you pain you might want to question why you are with that person. On the other hand if you are simply jumping to conclusions because someone looks in his direction or even straight at him and they aren't rubbing all over him or nothing like that you might want to give the benefit of the doubt.
Thanks Splendra..
It is indeed my problem not my bf who is flirty against women or so...He really loves me a lot..I just have that problem..But it's getting better now becos we talk bout it a lot...Thanks for your post!
It is indeed my problem not my bf who is flirty against women or so...He really loves me a lot..I just have that problem..But it's getting better now becos we talk bout it a lot...Thanks for your post!
Just a namechange some people would say but I realy don't like it
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