It's Over Did anybody else grow up believing your horrid autist incel childhood was normal?

[Heaven In Flames]

My childhood was complete dogshit. I was born into poverty to two insane parents at the bottom of the gene pool who should both have been sterilized. At home my parents fought 24/7 and never did anything together. We never celebrated anything, not even my birthday. We never did anything together as a family, we didnt go on vacation (not like we had the money anyway), we didnt eat dinner together, nothing like that. The only thing my parents did together was fight each other and yell at me. At school I had 0 friends and got bullied both by teachers and by my classmates. I was the most unpopular kid in every single school I went to. My entire childhood was spent on a computer. Most of you can probably relate to this. My parents repeatedly claimed that my childhood was normal and that every kid grew up like me. And I believed them for that entire period of time, because its not like I had any friends that I could visit to see what an actual normal childhood looks like. It wasnt until I got much older that I realized every single thing they had told me was a lie. Does anybody else relate?

 

[AtrociousCitizen]

I was never under the impression my childhood was normal, but it took me some time to realize the extent of it.

 

[HONKLERedux]

no

 

[Friezacel]

I was never under the impression my childhood was normal, but it took me some time to realize the extent of it.

 

[zd60]

I knew my childhood was far from normal, but I couldn't do anything but live in the misery

 

[BricABrac]

Sort of. It wasn't as bad as yours I reckon, but it was clearly not as rewarding as every other child's childhood.

People have friends from their childhood they still remember or talk to?
What?!

 

[Mrocznykichajnik]

I knew I was fucked up at 5 already, most people avoided me in preschool. But only at like 11 I've accepted that I'm a reject, at 17 the last bits of my soul left my body

 

[Leon98]

I was never under the impression my childhood was normal, but it took me some time to realize the extent of it.

 

[WorthlessSlavicShit]

Nah, it was impossible not to notice how much of an outsider I was consider that out of the like 200 kids who went onto the schoolyard during recess, I was the only one for years who was just moving around instead of being in some grouping with others, to the point that even the school headmistress noticed it and gave me a nickname based on that.

 

[Heaven In Flames]

Nah, it was impossible not to notice how much of an outsider I was consider that out of the like 200 kids who went onto the schoolyard during recess, I was the only one for years who was just moving around instead of being in some grouping with others, to the point that even the school headmistress noticed it and gave me a nickname based on that.

I had a moment like that where a teacher told me straight up that I was a fucking loser and that the other kids didnt want to talk to me (the context was that this kid in my class told her that him and the other kids were tired of my dumbass trying to interact with them). At the time I just took it casually, but looking back on it it fills me with rage but also gratitutde that her and that kid were more honest than anybody else.

 

[WorthlessSlavicShit]

I had a moment like that where a teacher told me straight up that I was a fucking loser and that the other kids didnt want to talk to me (the context was that this kid in my class told her that him and the other kids were tired of my dumbass trying to interact with them). At the time I just took it casually, but looking back on it it fills me with rage but also gratitutde that her and that kid were more honest than anybody else.

Yeah, when you're truly at the bottom, even the teachers will let you know.

 

[Autist]

I was ostracised from the age of 3

 

[anotherwastedlife]

Some parts of it were normal but i always faced bullying, exclusion, was known as the "weird friend" and had an ugly appearance even as a child, i also spent a lot of time on games more than usual for the era but tried playing soccer at 12 but it was too late to catch up so i quit halfway through

The moment i entered teenagehood however, things became more horrid and i pretty much knew it was over

 

[UglyDumbass]

My childhood was complete dogshit. I was born into poverty to two insane parents at the bottom of the gene pool who should both have been sterilized. At home my parents fought 24/7 and never did anything together. We never celebrated anything, not even my birthday. We never did anything together as a family, we didnt go on vacation (not like we had the money anyway), we didnt eat dinner together, nothing like that. The only thing my parents did together was fight each other and yell at me. At school I had 0 friends and got bullied both by teachers and by my classmates. I was the most unpopular kid in every single school I went to. My entire childhood was spent on a computer. Most of you can probably relate to this. My parents repeatedly claimed that my childhood was normal and that every kid grew up like me. And I believed them for that entire period of time, because its not like I had any friends that I could visit to see what an actual normal childhood looks like. It wasnt until I got much older that I realized every single thing they had told me was a lie. Does anybody else relate?

I had a good life as a kid. Once I became a teenager it got worst. I got massively bullied and picked on nonstop and it got even worst in high school.

 

[curryboy420]

It was hard to believe how much money other people spent and their parents spent on them. My family was poor niggers from India. These white kids got all sorts of shit. Fucking lucky faggots