True but I can't stop developing an inferiority complex.
True. Thanks.
My body is a woman's and I can't gain muscle easily.
He likely has wide hips and an inability to gain muscle mass due to Klinefelter's syndrome, likely explaining his height; you yourself are tall and have a good face as well, by your own admission, not really being worse off...
I get angry sometimes and get super low inhib but then I break down and go back to normal. Brutal but I'll try.He likely has wide hips and an inability to gain muscle mass due to Klinefelter's syndrome, likely explaining his height; you yourself are tall and have a good face as well, by your own admission, not really being worse off...
As for the thread itself, quite brutal; a want to simply go along with others and not react at all is likely caused by a high inhibition, unsurprisingly induced by the mistreatment and mockery you faced as a subhuman leading to such a need to not be judged or have to be involved in such situations, though I'd recommend using those memories to fuel your anger and realize you need to fight back instead.
Yes, I have more estrogen than testosterone. http://boards.4chan.org/r9k/thread/71457474/my-body-looks-like-a-woman-or-a-twink-and-i-hate#bottom
Oh that's fucking brutal. Alright, you get a pass then. 6'2 trucel.
Thx
Is there any possible way to get rid of it? Or are you just fucked for life?
Nvm i see that it's permanent
Maybe
Was this before or after you got 6'2
Before and after to an extent.
Why are you so pathetic? 6'2 and cant fight back smh
I'm extremely physically weak because of a condition known as klinefelter's. I've never been able to develop much muscle.
Wtf why didnt you say that, hopefully you get on trt and start building muscle
Do this dude please Klinefelter's sounds brutal.
If the OP has Klinefelter syndrome it's already over. Males with this syndrome were overrepresented in mental facilities and have psychosocial defects.
| AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 | #158282281Friday, March 20, 2015 5:23 PM CDT "And it comes to the fact that your bullying me,Mostly anony" Neither of my prior statements had any aggressive intention whatsoever, I'm merely stating that adolescents experience various psychological changes. Nevertheless, there's plenty of other things to do besides trying to bother other users on an online game for your own entertainment. |
| AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 | #154412912Wednesday, January 21, 2015 10:03 PM CST "WHY DO YOU LET YOURSELF BE AN EASY TARGET FOR PEOPLE" Although the following statements may appear as patronizing or otherwise negative, I'm not trying to insult you, I'm merely trying to help you rationalize the situation. In society, 'acceptance' is a necessary aspect beginning from the very critical durations of cognitive development, failure to feel accepted by other individuals has some degree of influence on your psychological state, though this varies on an individual basis. These other individuals, who are targeting you, are likely targeting you simply because you aren't accepted in their clique and thus harassing you is a mechanism for the individuals involved to gain support from other members of their Social-Circle without being ridiculed as many people tend to avoid sources they're uncertain and thus uncomfortable with. I'm assuming, then, that you're feeling insecure due to the consistent insults you've received and perceive yourself as inferior, which would be completely incorrect. Though this may certainly be difficult to comprehend at the current duration of time, each individual has characteristics that vary from another person, the people bullying you are likely attempting to make their "Friends" perceive them as 'good' as a method of increasing self-confidence that they may be lacking. I'd highly suggest that you communicate with someone you trust about the situation and attempt to adapt how you perceive the issues involving yourself, although you may be receiving insults, you certainly aren't inferior and shouldn't consistently be aggressively criticized. |
| AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 | #153258496Sunday, January 04, 2015 1:10 PM CST "Bullying" is entirely capable of affecting an individual for many years afterwards as the individual themselves will recall the events eventually. The degree of psychological damage depends on the kind of bullying and how the individual perceives the situation; Recurrent bullying will eventually alter the psychological state of the targeted individual, regardless of the extremity due to the simple fact that the person is consistently enduring psychologically harmful reminders of how the individual(s) bullying them perceive the person, the degree of psychological effect increases once you consider the individual's actual perception of the bully and the social circumstances toppled with the duration of time the individual is bullied. Many individuals who suffer a sufficient quantity of bullying during childhood often develop psychologically instability as the "Painful" memories eventually begin to dominate their perception of other humans with effects ranging from vendettas against socially-adapt and "Accepted" humans in general and development of narcissistic personality traits(Nearly always the eventual result of an inferiority-complex), to a significant degree of self-perceived inferiority that can result in the inability to psychologically connect with adjacent individuals due to fear of disapproval stemming from irrational thoughts and trigger the development of usually lifelong disorders such as "Depression". |
| AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 | #147982434Tuesday, October 14, 2014 11:04 PM CDT "I can tell your new here. I used to be just like you. Get out now, and you wont be trolled to death. It's too l8 for me m8. I'm a OTer now. I'm one with the OT." Each user has their own individual opinion, It's entirely unnecessary to aggressively criticize the other person's opinion simply because it doesn't conform to the opinion of the majority. As for the topic creator, however, although it's understandable that you consider bullying repulsive behavior, creating threads such as this will only result in unnecessary arguments and aggressive responses from user's who simply have an entirely different perception of the situation and behave rather narrow-minded when it comes to trying to exhibit empathy for another person on specific subjects. |
