Being an arsehole

Am I an arsehole? I don't think I am, but who decides on this, my housemate? Did he have a fancy what an arsehole I am? It certainly seems that way, I read my comments and found how much denial's put in them, simply denying my evil exists.
I can't see why people really don't like me, is it because I'm always doing what I want and I have freedom on a silver platter? Or is it simply that I'm doing things to people, and maybe that's what annoys them? Not just anything, doing things at them, which feels like an attack, or is this just a dream I'm having?
My imagination created this, I don't know what's real, could I be dreaming of this? Could this just be a nightmare when in the real world none of you exist and none of these devices exist? Or do you exist when your actions don't exist?
This is what it boils down to: being good simply equates to not doing anything, that's the whole lesson, I haven't done anything so why should I be guilty? Can anyone give me information on this?

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Comments ( 11 )
  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

    i dont know about asshole but youre definitely a weirdo hans

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    • normal-rebellious

      Weirdo? Yeah, whatever you want to think. That's the comment of the day, there's nothing wrong with weirdos.

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  • Tommythecaty

    I think calling you an asshole is technically some sort of hate crime 🤣

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    • normal-rebellious

      Another comment on the love list (not sexual love, you klutz, but things I love).

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      • Tommythecaty

        😽

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  • Tinybird

    Are you high????

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    • normal-rebellious

      High? I don't understand. The drugs wore off after 3 days. I don't even take my meds anymore, I convinced the doctors to not go looking for me.

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  • PurpleHoneycomb

    What qualifies a person as an "asshole" will vary from person to person. Very few people will see themselves as genuinely bad people. People rationalize their actions and thoughts in ways that shape them into a portrait of goodness. The people that *do* realize they're being jerks tend to go on some sort of personal journey to rectify the issue.

    If it help any, we're all bad people in our own ways. None of us are perfectly good.

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    • normal-rebellious

      Yes thanks. I don't know what to say, this is as good as it ever gets. You're an anti-perfectionist straight shooter, another thing about autistic people on the internet. How do I know they're not lying? It looks like a mask to me.

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      • PurpleHoneycomb

        If someone is good enough at lying, you won't be able to genuinely tell the difference. There are tells, but it takes informed observational skills to find what you're looking for. Sometimes scratching your nose is a sign of lying. Sometimes it is considered base line behavior.

        I have little knowledge of how autism works so unfortunately I can't provide information on that side of your question.

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        • normal-rebellious

          That's right autism doesn't make any sense, that behaviour's obscurantism!!! As for people with ADD it's simple, little attention. But I'm not paying attention to either of them, instead I will deliberately pay no attention, see what that's like and say lies can be detected by the police. I don't have ADD but I'm deliberately acting like ADD to know what it's like. I've done this a few years ago, I didn't wanna pay attention.

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