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Originally Posted by Big_Japan
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I read it all buddy. And I agree, you just can't hide this type of issue. The only solution for such a person is to refrain from exposing too much of himself to strangers who might be less than understanding, for example by pasting a million images from 2006 he saved off of 9gag last week to elf simulator forums. Unfortunately people with issues like that are unlikely to possess the self-awareness to take this advice.
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Precisely. I remember he also went through a "pick-up artist" phase as well. Also reading a bunch of seminars on neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) which focuses on body-language.
The irony was disgustingly bitter, here's this guy trying so hard to impress other people (both men and women), thinking hes the man and throwing his pompous fat ass all over this party we were at as people stared at him mouth-agape at the socially awkward carnage. I remember these 2 girls wincing as they, shyly and painfully, remarked quietly to me "Your friend, he's really...intense". Poor girls had never been exposed to an aspie sperglord before, and thought he was just "very intense". How sweet, naive, and cute of them, right? Still melts my heart lol... I feigned a casual disinterest and nodded knowingly. Then said "Yes, he takes himself pretty seriously... lol
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The reality being he was a socially deranged savage psycho-sperg fuck on the loose who was behaving downright awkward due to his Aspie-handicapped vision and going around killing everyones buzz in sight. These guys need to stay on elfsim. I mean people don't go to work, pay their taxes, and buy a few drinks to feel bizarre inappropriate emotions on the weekend and be at the mercy of some walking sperg-bomb's latest internet idea of what normal is.
09-10-2015, 03:38 AM
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