Have you ever experienced "SOCIAL FRUSTRATIONS"?

[Aspie_With_Attitude]

What is it like to be "SOCIALLY FRUSTRATED"?

It's just going through rejection and not being excepted into any social activities that you wish to take part in. As I had explained in my YouTube video, I had talked about my personal experience with nightclubs, as much as I loved the music, the disco lights and as much as I wanted to dance my nights away within these environments, my same age peers had avoided me given me invitations to take part and be part of the scene. Since I never in the end had the friends to take me out to these places, through the fear of missing out growing up in the 18-22 year old age group, I had resorted in going out by myself in those wild dangerous environments, my time did run out after I was eventually attacked by other nightclub patrons in the toilets.

Please watch this video since I had tried to make this YouTube upload as creative as possible.

 

[VictorR]

Sorry about your experiences.

I liked the walking portions in the middle of the video - looks like a lovely park.

 

[Aspie_With_Attitude]

Sorry about your experiences.

I liked the walking portions in the middle of the video - looks like a lovely park.

I needed the walking portions to try to make my autistic YouTube videos more interesting, especially having this in place for this one video that I did more than 12 months ago explaining my social experiences with my peers back in high school.

 

[Mr. Stevens]

Society is the frustration, in my experience But, I do like people and socializing.

 

[Ken]

When I saw your post title, "Have you ever experienced "Social Frustrations"?

I was going to answer and say yes. But, now I realize that what I thought you meant was not what you really meant.
Yes, I have always felt social frustration, but not in the context of your post.

I have never been in a bar or night club, dance club or any sort of social facility. Instead of being rejected, I think it might be more accurate to say that I was the one rejecting - or perhaps it was mutual.

I guess we are all different, but I never had any interest in bars, night clubs or any such social settings. My social anxiety would be traumatically crippling. Certainly no fun.

But, that's just me.