AmeriCel64
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No matter what I do or where I go. I can never shake the feeling of laughter toward me. I can't even tell if the laughter is real. It's fucking terrifying.
When I went to high school, I would walk to my classes and hear faint laughter. The sound had no location. Was it in my head? Was it real? If it was real, was it directed towards me? I don't know.
At work today, I felt like people were laughing at me as I did my tasks. It brings on feelings of rage and cold sweating inducing fear. I want it to stop. I want the pain of real or perceived laughter to stop. I can't tell if it's real. That's the scariest part. Just writing this is causing me to shiver and tear up. It is a pain that I wouldn't wish on any of you. The flashbacks, why can't they stop?
Is this caused by an insecurity of not being a Chad or Normie? Is it because I have Aspergers and possibly other mental disorders and feel like everyone knows? Is it because I was targeted as a teenager? I don't know. If not? What do they want from me?
When I went to high school, I would walk to my classes and hear faint laughter. The sound had no location. Was it in my head? Was it real? If it was real, was it directed towards me? I don't know.
At work today, I felt like people were laughing at me as I did my tasks. It brings on feelings of rage and cold sweating inducing fear. I want it to stop. I want the pain of real or perceived laughter to stop. I can't tell if it's real. That's the scariest part. Just writing this is causing me to shiver and tear up. It is a pain that I wouldn't wish on any of you. The flashbacks, why can't they stop?
Is this caused by an insecurity of not being a Chad or Normie? Is it because I have Aspergers and possibly other mental disorders and feel like everyone knows? Is it because I was targeted as a teenager? I don't know. If not? What do they want from me?
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