I mean what will they do if you talk to peoples? Will they kill you? i doubt that.
They could. They could hurt you in any number of ways, as you and I and any other given person on this planet have probably proved by committing our own transgressions against others in the past. You take a risk each and every time you interact with anything in the world, people especially given their transience and relatively unpredictable nature.
In short, the scariness of socialization shouldn't be underestimated. At the same time, if you truly want to have a chance at developing meaningful relationships with other human beings, there's nothing for it but to face that fear. But think about it this way: if you generally mean the best when you interact with others and make an effort to be kind and understanding, isn't it conceivable and even probable that other people feel the same way and will be similarly forgiving towards you?
this is mostly me trying to convince myself i guess
To be honest, maybe. You don't know that person, so why should you trust them until you get to know them more. What's stopping them from physically or emotionally hurting you? Nothing. There's no barricade around you.I mean what will they do if you talk to peoples? Will they kill you? i doubt that.
after watching the movie Train Man, I realized that i am just like him,im try to not make eye contact with people and i only talk to people online.I was just wondering how many of people are like me.
In real life i have 0 friends,i only have internet friends.There's nothing wrong with you, or me. We're alike, you and I. You see, I like to think I have a certain understanding of... well, people. And from what I can nut out myself, there are 2 types of people at our age group; those who hit it off with everyone, and those who don't. It's that simple. You don't have a disorder of any kind, you just aren't a social animal.
Take me, for example; I pretty much have no social life apart from school. I'll sometimes have a friend or 2 over, but... well, I don't go to big parties outside family or anything like that.
Maybe I'm ranting, but I agree with what most other people are saying in this thread when they say "don't diagnose yourself". There's most likely nothing wrong with you, and if it's bothering you that much that you aren't very social, then just do something about it; talk to someone, or something like that.
In real life i have 0 friends,i only have internet friends.
In real life i have 0 friends,i only have internet friends.
I agree with everyone else, don't diagnose yourself just because you have a few flaws. You may not make eye contact but that doesn't mean you have something wrong with you. Also, having online friends just means you have no life... it has nothing to do with having a social disorder. I have best friends online but I also have friends offline that I try to communicate with as well.
I agree with the part about flattery. :oI'm generally pretty comfortable talking to people, but I have a lot of trouble dealing with flattery. I get really, really awkward around people who compliment me. I'm also awkward around my mom, I don't know why that is.
Self-diagnosis>A doctor's interference, in some cases.Just because you avoid eye contact and talk to people on the internet doesn't mean you have a social disorder. Don't self diagnose yourself.
It's not always an "excuse" so much as an explanation. Some people want to know that their brain works much differently than others'. D:Here's your "treatment": stop trying to find psychological excuses for inappropriate behavior.