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Yes negativity can happen to anyone, everyone had free will. Some people's minds are more negative.@Kayla55 l worried too about my daughter. And l always worried about myself. Thanks for being so honest. We do worry about our ability to pass, and hold meaningful employment.
@Xinyta This is a great post. Thank you for your contribution. I definitely walk the negative walk. You are stressing that we need to examine our bias, then step outside of it. Very insightful. We can roll around in negativity, or we can make the conscious choice to roll in positivity.
So sorry you may feel that you are unlovable. But l say maybe decide you are loveable. Who could decide you aren't lovable? I cast my vote that you are truly loveable. Hate me or like me, l say it's okay to love yourself.
Yes, I get hurt seems like always. My whole life has been a state of conflict except when I am able to spend time in solitude with my best friends. It should be noted however that all my best friends are not of the human species. I don't even have any real human friends.You have a good perceptive and it is good to be true to our perceptions.
I do not believe in a comfy life but autistics can be weak and sensitive and struggle with trauma and abuse too, that is how I am.
I do not like being in a state of conflict. But God gives me a fight in me but sometimes I end up hurting myself a lot too and taking it out on me and often it is me who gets hurt the most.
And I think God knows this because He never let the holy spirit touch my life