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My rant thread

He's 5... I think that if I left him to navigate YouTube alone he'd probably know how or figure it out, but it would still mean he'd hog the computer for a while. XD I guess my mom would eventually tell him to get off and let someone else get on though.
I just don't trust him touching things because the only way he'll wash his hands after using the bathroom is by someone realizing he didn't and then making him do it, which hardly ever happens as far as I know.
 
I have neices and nephews that come round mine pretty much every weekday and my god are they a pain in the arse. They always play with my stuff and when i tell them to stop it they wait until my back is turned than carry on, then they cry (which i think is the most horrible sound ever) when they dont get there own way. The thing that annoyes me most about kids is that you just cant reason with them at a young age, they could be holding you up making you late for somewhere and they wont give a f**k, all they care about is themselves and what they can get never mind how impossible or much of an inconvenience it is. But hey, we were all kids once, i was probably a nightmare to lol.
 
Yeah... I don't really know what I was like as a kid except that I liked to put things in my mouth... lol. But anyway, this is just another reason I'm not having my own kids when I grow up.
 
Here's something that has always bothered me, but has been bothering me a lot more lately: inconsistency. It seems everything people tell me later changes or turns out to be completely untrue already. No one can settle down anywhere, whether it be on a decision or in a physical place. They're always walking around all over the place and playing around with decisions. I can barely trust anything anyone says and I don't know what to believe. Everything is undecided, everything is unsure, everything is unstable. More often than not, firm decisions only get made when the thing actually happens, since what happens happens and once it's happened it can't be changed. I never know what's going on. I never know what's going to happen. I never know what to expect. This does nothing but frustrate me and raise my anxiety levels.
This especially bothers me concerning my (hypothetical?) future laptop. I'm supposed to get a new laptop sometime in the next few months because my old one barely works and because I need a better one with more memory for college and stuff. I thought it was going to be in March, as that was what I was first told, but then my dad said it would be April. I got upset at that because I hate having to wait millions of years for everything and having the torture of having to use this stupid out-in-the-nosy-open desktop computer extended. My mom also got upset at my dad for that and then told me it would be late March. Even so, I now have no idea what to believe.
Maybe I should just get a job and then buy my own laptop. That way I won't have to rely on other people and their stupid inconsistency. I want a job anyway, so I can get out of this dump and actually DO something instead of spending my time using the computer (and being hovered around in the process), watching TV and sleeping. It's a pathetic existence even for an Aspie and I'm thoroughly sick of it. I want something to look forward to, instead of the monotonous, pointless fuss I have to trudge through every day.
 
Well, for your example, there might be some good reasons for the delays but certainly, if you get work & can look after yourself, that's better. Hope things go better for you soon!
 
I guess it would be more specific to say that if people aren't completely sure of something they shouldn't try to tell me the answer, and if they are sure but it changes later, they should tell me. I just hate it when I'm expecting something, then it changes or doesn't happen at all and no one tells me about the change until I notice and ask about it. If I told someone something, and that something changed for any reason, I'd tell the person as soon as possible.
 
Yeah. Guess most people have a better idea how definite answers are or something? Supposedly, most people don't like admitting that they don't know or something!
 
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