tpdarlo said:This happens to everybody now and then. The difference is that a "normal" person knows how to shake off the insult/criticism while the SA sufferer will look away, not knowing what to say and analyse it for hours. Obviously it's not easy to disregard it but this is what you need to learn to do. Keep a positive mindset, at that dark moment try to remind yourself of all the positive aspects of your personality or life.
kyle said:I remember 3 or 4 people that made my life hell especially aroung ages 10-14. I actually confronted one at a party and challenged him to a fight when I was in my early 20's. Of couse by then I was 6'2/200, so he was scared shitless, and begged me to spare him. I forgave him. These people who pick on you for the belief that you are "waek" are cowards themself. At least most of them, as I found out. I bet that guy urinated himself at the party he was so scared of me. It was pathetic...
recluse said:I think a lot of people see me looking angry, sometimes i'll take a photo of myself and i look angry and i think ''Oh my god do i really look like that?!''
I had problems later in life because I was ridiculed for my SA before I was on meds proir to the age of 17. My worst fear was drawing attention to myself. I remember 3 or 4 people that made my life hell especially aroung ages 10-14. I actually confronted one at a party and challenged him to a fight when I was in my early 20's. Of couse by then I was 6'2/200, so he was scared shitless, and begged me to spare him. I forgave him. These people who pick on you for the belief that you are "waek" are cowards themself. At least most of them, as I found out. I bet that guy urinated himself at the party he was so scared of me. It was pathetic...