I'm okay now, but this is what I experience intermittently my disabilities, mostly my Asperger's. There are so many needs I have to meet in life, like being independent. But there are so many parts of myself that prevent me from accomplishing what I want and have to. Logically, I know that things aren't as bad as they seem, and I can make mountains out of molehills. But, there is some unexplained part of me that I'm fighting, and I believe it's the way my brain is wired.
Like how being independent is something I have to do someday, I have to keep flying and pushing this block upwards, or else it's going to crush me. But, I won't let that happen. Despite that, it gets so frustrating on the way when I don't understand what is stopping me, and all I can do is spew out my liquid oxygen.
When it comes to emotional hurt, there are two responses: anger and sadness. Anger is the stronger form while sadness is the weaker. Sometimes, it's more beneficial to me to choose anger over sadness, because I feel like I can rise above it all. While anger can help me, it doesn't help to take it out on others, including myself, so that's why I take out my anger on my art. It's very therapeutic, and I feel better after making these kind of pieces.
Me being alone and being chained to this block is what I found to be the perfect representation. The type of problems I deal with are unique to me, so that's why I'm alone. And I am chained to this block, because it's a matter of learning how to push through my problems instead of getting rid of them completely, which is not feasible. Even though I am not truly alone in my struggles, it's ultimately up to me to figure out what's wrong with myself and fix my own problems. I am extremely thankful that you guys and my family help me, but in the end, it's me who has to solve my problems. I just need to come across some realization on my own, that will clear this internal obstacle.
Like how being independent is something I have to do someday, I have to keep flying and pushing this block upwards, or else it's going to crush me. But, I won't let that happen. Despite that, it gets so frustrating on the way when I don't understand what is stopping me, and all I can do is spew out my liquid oxygen.
When it comes to emotional hurt, there are two responses: anger and sadness. Anger is the stronger form while sadness is the weaker. Sometimes, it's more beneficial to me to choose anger over sadness, because I feel like I can rise above it all. While anger can help me, it doesn't help to take it out on others, including myself, so that's why I take out my anger on my art. It's very therapeutic, and I feel better after making these kind of pieces.
Me being alone and being chained to this block is what I found to be the perfect representation. The type of problems I deal with are unique to me, so that's why I'm alone. And I am chained to this block, because it's a matter of learning how to push through my problems instead of getting rid of them completely, which is not feasible. Even though I am not truly alone in my struggles, it's ultimately up to me to figure out what's wrong with myself and fix my own problems. I am extremely thankful that you guys and my family help me, but in the end, it's me who has to solve my problems. I just need to come across some realization on my own, that will clear this internal obstacle.
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really don't consider my past challenges, and when I think about it, I've surmounted hardships far bigger than this. You're such an awesome friend, and I am super lucky to have stumbled upon you on this site. Maybe reflecting on how lucky my life is will get me through these troubles.
And, well, being independent is everyone's dream. I hope you can have your independence someday my friend. But, you don't have to rush it. Take it slow and it will come to you in due time. Ok.
Being independent may be something you have to do someday, unless maybe you get a roommate or something?
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I wonder though. A question for you, as you get older and learn more about your problems and how to deal with them better, does the block get easier to push up? Or, and pardon me if this sounds rude as I don't mean for it to be but, as you get older, does it become harder to push because you learn more about and of more problems?
I worry about you Reptu.
I'm certain it's something I have to do someday; I need a way to sustain myself, and I'm the only one I can truly depend on. Also, it's not good of me to rely on others for my life, not only for my sake, but also theirs.
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Oh no, it's not rude at all, and that is a genuinely interesting and important question. I honestly don't know the answer to that. In one way, it should get easier, because I collect life lessons on the way that prevent me from making the same mistakes. On the other hand, the farther you go in life, the more you uncover new challenges, stuff that you've never dealt with to where you can't use your past experiences. I hope, as an overall trend, it will get easier, but I prepare myself if it won't.
Its also interesting to me what you said about the emotional hurt, as i feel similar but almost the other way round, for me the strongest emotion has always been sadness over anger when I'm feeling hurt emotionally, sadness over not only how my failures or issues can affect me, but anyone else in my life too. I've used those feelings in both my artwork and writing and I completely agree with how it can feel, I think its good too for us to visualise those feelings, for one with me it helps me explain to others sometimes how i feel when words just aren't enough.
Being independent especially I've found is really challenging, I'm not sure I will ever 100% be, although that's somewhat out of choice, I'll be happy though if I can reach a point where I'd be capable of doing so if I needed to, but even with our issues we can reach milestones, breaking it down sometimes helps. a big step to me feeling more independent was first getting any kind of work, I had an awful experience with an interview after I left college, was able to get occasional part time work, and then after building myself back up I managed to get a full time job, and now I've been there just over a year ^.^
Being able to have that achievement and milestone along with good friends and family who help me feel better has done a lot for me, we need to have things we can be proud of, no matter how big or small, and I think your artwork at least-from where I am is certainly one and I think your art is amazing, and a wonderful achievement and skill you have. ^.^
I know how sometimes there are certain things we can only face on our own, especially when It's with ourselves, but I'm here anytime you'd like to talk buddy, about anything! I'm hoping my words could help, even if its only a little, and I'm sure you will be able to overcome the challenges in your life buddy *gives a happy squeak and hugs* ^.^
Very profound what you said. We're different in the way that sadness is the stronger form for you, so I find interest in that as well. Sadness it definitely strong: one negative thought over another, and it just builds up this chain that's hard to break free from, so I get that. And yes, well said: it's good for us to visualize our feelings. You brought up a good point: words are just not enough and visuals are effective in helping others understand.
Wow, awesome success story you've had- I can't imagine what strength it took for you to come back from that interview. That was helpful what you said- breaking everything down helps. I can just get too overwhelmed, because I think too far in the future. But making progress at a pace that suits me is far less intimidating.
I like what you said about the your achievement along with good friends and family. I should give more appreciation to them that I'm not alone- it just makes the life struggles much better to handle. Also, that's true "we need to have things we can be proud of, no matter how big or small." Aw, thank you what you said about my art. I think I needed to hear that. I tend to not give my art enough credit, because it's different and not so rewarded by society. But nevertheless, it's an achievement. It did take time and effort, and it's something I want to do.
You said it: there are some things we face on our own. It's because with my certain logic, only I can explain things to myself in a way that I can understand. Sure, Skorix, thanks for being here. I'll keep that in mind that you're available. Completely, your words helped. Again, thank you for taking so much time to write this comment to help me. Sorry that I took a while to respond. This is good- I feel so encouraged to face my struggles from reading this; it doesn't have to be so scary. *I hug you nicely back, purring quietly* ^^
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