RCdc -> RE: Why Me ? (5/12/2010 7:11:54 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Aneirin .Dark. you paint me in a poor light, for I must protest at your portrayal of me, for I no longer dress for aggressive impact, but now simply wear what I like and feel comfortable in, my choice of clothing, as it is others choice of clothing in what they wear, their style and therefore my style, the black leathers and armoured appearance, are now for the motorcycle not general wear. What I wear tends to be practical, comfortable, cheap, quite often pre owned as I cannot see the point of purchasing new when there is plenty of good things available pre owned and it fits in with my ethical stand point, that of recycling where I can, to lessen my impact on my planet and finally what I wear is quite often brightly coloured, usually multicoloured stripes as anyone familiar with Nepalese kurtas and Mexican jergas can testify. Nowhere did I say or even suggest that you dress for aggressive impact so please do not suggest that I did. I am well aware of your style of dress... from your gothy moments to your velvet lounge lizard moments and to your more hippy kurtas. What I did say is that something that is constant in you is your continued stance at drawing attention to the fact that you do not dress 'the norm' (and I use that term loosely). You always bring up the way you 'look'. Considering how you know how I dress at times, and the people I know and who we know mutually - the style of dress is irrelvant. However your demeanor does play a factor and the very fact that you are so intent in singling out 'that you look different' is a big contributing factor. quote:
Clothing is of interest to me, I like clothes and I feel my move from black and austere to multicoloured and easy going reflects a change within myself, a change I am very comfortable with, so I wear what makes me feel comfortable and light of mind. Colour therapy I know, works and with that the colours we wear reflect and can influence mood, my mood is lighter these days for at last I am beginning to understand, and practical diagnosis has to an extent enabled that, for now I can recognise my ills, ( as has even happened in this very thread ), and as I desire to get better, seek routes to change my deep set negative behaviour. The way you dress reflects your feelings at the moment. For now, you have dropped the leathers and New Rocks and you are digging the colours and the whole dance thang and it's all cool. quote:
I am by nature deeply analytical, I can if I let myself analyse the meaning of life, and I often do, but I am trying to seek the bigger picture these days and not so much the intricacies of narrow beam intense focus, which has impacted not so positively in other ways, but I am aware of it and need to learn the correct measure to be applied, opposite poles, my normal approach clearly will not do anymore. I only wish you could be happy with yourself and not worry so much about how you dress and look and come across to others and their reactions. quote:
I have had labels applied ranging from Dyspraxic, Oppositional Defiancy disorder, AD(H)D and Aspergers syndrome, labels which have been suggested but like everything, they don't entirely fit, they never will as no one fits the entire spectrum of symptoms completely. They are labels that to me enable me to research the meaning of, characteristics and my approach to seeking an end or at least effective management of the difficulties I know I experience. and with sincere hope, release me to realise my potential in the practices I feel naturally drawn to. That paragraph above pretty much sums up what I was suggesting. We have had countless discussions on your trips to therapy and doctors and your issues with authority figures. You are so intent in the labels and not comfortable just being you. And you know just have fantastic and beautiful and fabulous I know you are. How much my children adore you and just how fantastic my parents think you are. I know that your friends find you kind and loyal and so non judgemental it rocks - but when it comes down to you - you judge youself and analuse yourself way above the norm. quote:
The reason I mentioned my attire because in the past, my mode of dress was I even admit and looking back on it now, austere and did portray, a keep away from me attitude, which is the way I felt whilst I was finding myself after the most harrowing experience of my life. Gothic is where I left off before, so gothic was where I started off in my search for myself. I believe I have gone through a metamorphosis, entered another stage of life, a stage where positivity figures much, and my dancing has to a large extent assisted in that change. I have even ditched the pentagram and now wear a silver nataraja, the lord of the dance, I invoke for my dancing but I dance in black with red, sometimes forest green and silver, what I am comfortable with. Again, this isn't a past thing. This is something you still do.(See above for example). quote:
Eye contact is a problem for me, it has been in the past, and I know due to my natural inability with communication by eye in order to appear normal, I have made the effort to meet eye with the result others do not receive the communication they seek from my eyes, I am in fact staring unfocused, so meeting eye to me is pointless unless with someone I know well, for they are aware of my foibles and take me for who I am and ignore my inabilities. Eye contact, I am clueless with it, so why go to the point of appearing offensive by my unfocused staring, I know the results of that, so I try not to do it anymore. You are damned either way really A. If you don't look your doing it wrong, if you stare, your doing it wrong! (According to society standards). quote:
Why am I here a lot, well, I did say I was semi reclusive bordering on reclusive, the internet, forums and such are communication and communication where some of the issues I experience in real life communication are not present, no eyes to meet or facial expressions to boggle at, just words and a person's ability with those words to imply what it is they are saying. I never said you are here a lot, nor do I think you are. However you know that I have said to you before that I can tell when you are cycling by the amount of posts you make and what you post about both here and on the Politics forum. I could list it and even tell you how you will be in a few days. I'm sure any regulars here can attest that I've spoken about this on the forums before. quote:
I also like to write and as I am a slow thinker, I think about what I write in terms of is what I write, what words I use correct for what I am saying, also my long writing here and other places presents me with different thoughts to consider, new perspectives to look at, I am in my writing continually learning and I see things not otherwise apparent in my day to day bumblings of real life. Blogging would be a good outlet for you, I've said that before. quote:
And I do understand I can come across as curt and factual, sometimes it is perceived in a different way to what I intend, I am aware of that and to those who have experienced that from me you have my apologies, no mal intent or sarcasm or whatever else is implied, it is just me. You are second guessing people in how you come across. You have no need to apologise for something you haven't done. As you say, it is just you - and again and lastly - I just wish you could accept that for yourself. the.dark.
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