YES, I'm glad someone else has noticed this, I'M NOT A FUCKING SCHIZO.
Even today I said "excuse me" to some old couple as I was walking past and the old broad said "oh but please" in sarcastic tone. If I just squeezed past them and grunt out "sorry" she wouldn't say such a thing.
It's the same shit as with this:
If I either flat out said "no" or agreed but kept blowing smoke grumpy as shit as if they weren't here they would have left after few minutes without saying a word, but since I made mistake of interacting with them as if they weren't golems the oofy doofy took a chance to jestermaxx off of me right after coming into my personal space.
The only thing that I miss from my bluepilled days is time back when I wasn't perceptive enough to notice this shit, once you start to notice, you have two options:
A) Constantly be aware and stand-offish of every person in your perimeter as if they are your fucking enemy, even if you interact just for two seconds, the result is that you are drained by every interaction, stressed and tired but at least you keep some dignity.
B) try to DGAF and not pay attention to people, the result is that you won't be stressed that much and interacting with outside world won't be that tiring but disrespect will keep piling up and you'll feel sad and resentful as shit.
These are two modes that I'm switching between depending on how mentally exhausted I feel. This is where feeling like these come from:
There is no third option other than moving to middle of nowhere and cutting yourself off from civilisation.
It's no wonder that some people don't leave their house.
I will try to write clearer now, because I sound retarded when re-reading my shit.
Yes, you are definitely not schizo. While most psychologists would accuse us of illusory thinking when describing feelings of hostility around others, it is provably not so.
Number one, we are aware that our feelings may be invalid and both of us have tested the "illusion" by deliberately engaging with people. We are not engaging in bitch-basic confirmation bias where we take everything people say as a "slight" against us. That would be paranoid or narcissistic.
Further, until my early twenties, I was staunchly opposed against the idea that others might simply dislike me and hate me. I held this belief because that is what I was taught to assume - that other people are too busy with their own life to care about me. Hence, whenever I heard others laugh or whisper behind my back, as you described, I would literally tell myself that I was
a) narcissistic for thinking other people were talking about me.
b) hallucinating, falling victim to some sort of auditory illusion, similar maybe to how you sometimes think you hear your name in the noise of a crowd.
As you wrote, after I became blackpilled and started paying more attention, I realized that I was in-fact not imagining things. People do shit on you right in front of you. I have had grown adults, a female doctor talk to me like a baby. I have had grown women call me a young man, smirk and laugh at me after I told them about things that happened in my childhood. I have been mocked in front of groups of people.
I have been filmed in public by people. Like you, I also learned to just stare into the distance or out the window of the train/bus I was in. You become apathetic to cope, sometimes scarily so. There is little room for empathy when nobody spares you any sympathy for your entire life.
Again, as I am writing this, I am imagining some mental health professional reading this text and projecting his worldview into my words. I am aware of how these people think now and I am self-aware enough to understand when I am projecting my feelings onto people and when not. I know for a fact when someone is mocking me or making underhanded comments. I have had people comment on my appearance in public for fucks sake, like literally say shit like "oh, look at his face."
I don't like going out for this reason - I have to be in constant fight or flight around people. Every time I go outside, people look at me like Shrek just entered town. People change side of street, avoid me in super markets. Another extremely common phenomenon is that people in-front of me turn around to look at me and then increase their speed to get away. Men, women - this year a little girl with a schoolbag ran away from me, stopped, looked behind herself, and then continued running.
Even my own family has been participating in this behavior since I was a child. Another common thing that you,
@Sergeant Kelly may be familiar with is being ignored. People refuse to talk to you, even if you repeat yourself multiple times. Again, I can hear the dismissive comments: "Maybe they were busy, maybe they did not hear you" - this is untrue. In multiple instances I was alone with the person in an empty room, no noise, nothing. And they refused to acknowledge my existence.
My family does this very prominently. Whenever they are around me, they just talk to each other, while I just sit there. When I try to enter conversation, they just ignore me, talk over me, or deliberately let the conversation fall into awkward silence before ignoring me and picking up where THEY Left of. For instance, on my last birthday my parents visited. The entire day we just did what THEY wanted. They talked, I listened. I only tried to speak once and they promptly ignored me.
This has been happening since I was a toddler. I even remember them openly saying it in-front of me when I was a child. Like, my father would turn to my mother and openly say, do not talk to him, or you will "reinforce his behavior." Yet, these same people will virtue signal at you for not talking to them. But when you try to talk, they punish you. This is called the double-bind method of manipulation, where you trap the victim between two impossible options and burn them out, until they enter learned-helplessness. At some point I just stopped caring and learned to take the L, they would punish me anyway, regardless of what I did.
In stores, when you are in a queue, waiting to be served, they may ignore you until you verbally approach them aggressively. Then they act like you are the problem. They may also skip you, or address another person next to you before you. If the problem is looks related, this treatment may not happen if the person serving you is on your looks level - i.e. you get treated better by ethnics if you look ethnic.
I have also been suspected of stealing, being on drugs, carrying drugs, deliberately crashing vehicles, "bullying myself," and even of having "schizoid personality disorder" - aka, chronic self-enforced social isolation and shunning of all social relationships. This I was labeled with after weeks in a mental hospital with young people that pretended to have issues like social anxiety, while openly taking drugs, having sex all over the place and going out to party in the evening. Naturally, these "mentally ill" people shunned a true mentally fucked up person like me, so I just sat around all day and listened to music. I could not relate to them anyway.
This was then interpreted as me deliberately not seeking interaction. It would be like being thrown in prison as a black person, being housed in the white aryan brotherhood section, trying to avoid trouble by hiding in the library all day, and then getting labeled as "criminally insane" and "non-compliant" for doing so.
I was not the only one suffering like this in there. Outside myself, there are a maximum of 2-3 other people out of like 20 on my floor that I would confidently say suffered from mental disorder. And they were obvious cases. One was molested as a kindergarten child. The other had severe autism. They were bullied and excluded.
In my school days I was called various things, like Hitler, rapist, school shooter, nazi, war-monger (as crazy as that sounds, that was in gradeschool). Again, I refused to interact with people after a while to avoid hostility. It does not help, they just continue shitting on you. So much for personality being the cause of all this.
Here are another few things that may happen when people openly hate you:
- cashier refuses to touch your hand and puts receipt paper down for you to pick it up. May have disgusted look on face while doing it.
- people stare at you, even from long distance away, and turn their head when you catch them
- people film you in public/school - I have heard this one many many times now, on this forum and elsewhere
- teachers in school extend their arm super long when handing shit to you, similar to cashier refusing to touch you
- hairdresser is giga rude to you, even when you try to be nice
- people snap at you at any opportune moment. It's like they are waiting for some little fuck-up on your part to attack you and release their anger
- people refuse to acknowledge when you do well. I've had teachers literally tell me to my face they gave me a worse grade for some made up reason, like gloating in my face (i.e. we had to write fictional story and I misspelled the name of a place - remember, "fictional" - she came up to me after and said she looked up the name and it does not exist so she gave me worse grade. Same teacher once yelled at me for giving a reply, then praised a girl right after for same reply verbatim)
- people feel free to openly mock you. Example: Driving teacher called me whiny, said you always make a face like this and aped me, yelled at me. Extremely rude and unprofessional. Had people at job openly call me retarded, say shit like "next time we wont get someone who is fucking stupid" etc
- people talk to each other, then look over and smirk at you
- people just LOL when you get injured, even when it's potentially life-threatening. At school, teachers made me run for 30 minutes and just lolled at me. When I stopped finally the teacher got scared because my head was bright red. Faggot told me to walk up and down so I wouldn't get heart attack.
Another time my bully gave me a concussion and the teacher didn't care even though I was basically knocked out on floor and felt like vomiting. My parents also did not notice. It was so bad that a few days later, another teacher noticed and informed my parents, forcing them to do something so they didn't look like bad people.
This is another pattern - people only care about you if
a) its literally their job to do so - social workers, nurse, doctor. They forget about you the second your professional relationship ends though kek
b) they are forced to care because it would reflect negatively on them. Like when you get injured on a teachers watch. Or someone else notices you have health issue that your parents are responsible for.
My parents used to larp to public that they cared for a bit, then quit helping me again. For example someone told them in 5th grade that I am mentally cooked. So they send me to child therapy for 3 sessions, then pulled me out and just went, "if there is trouble, just say so."
- people honk at you in public. I have had multiple cars honk at me in public and scream my name at me from rolled down window
- random people know you out of nowhere even though you don't talk to anyone. I seriously don't know how this happens, but I have 4 siblings, so maybe that's why. People will recognize you in public and make fun of you.
- street peddlers and criminals, psycho people target you -> there is research where they showed criminals groups of people walking through a hallway. And they could spot "victims" aka, people who had been robbed before. So psychos can spot good victims.
- in the same vein, police always stops or fucks with you
- people may say you smell bad when that's impossible. I used to shower for like an hour in puberty because of this, slather up in palmfuls of shampoo and make my parents angry because I wasted hot water. It changed nothing. If you are suffering from this accusation, look around. You will see plenty of smelly people that are not being targeted in your social vicinity. Foids smelling like cum, booze and vomit after partying etc. Nobody cares. It is not you, it's your looks. Reminder: There is literal porn about stinky women, stinky female feet, stinky female armpits. It is your looks dude, not your smell, even if you DID smell, it would just be looks.
- in the same vein, people make fun of how you dress, your haircut or beard, regardless of what you wear, or what haircut you get. Same shit as smell, it is not your clothes or hair, it is your bones.
- notice how people around you get praise and attention for shit that would send you to jail or at least a beating. The worst example I remember was a guy in my school who literally took a shit-log from the toilet and smeared it on the walls in the hallway, yet received nothing but adoration and praise from other students. He even had a hot gf. The same individual later when to juvi-jail
again, this time for stealing alcohol, arson and breaking into someones house.
Meanwhile I was bullied for a good...nine years in HS alone, not counting 4 yrs of gradeschool which would make it 14 years total (i was held back 3x) by teachers, students and parents, for... nothing. I never talked to anybody, just read books and self-isolated. Never believe the gas-lighting. There is nothing wrong with you, you are good enough. It's your looks and other peoples biases, period.
Anyway, that's enough rambling for now.