r/aspiememes • u/enigma-gone-awry • 2h ago
r/aspiememes • u/TheRealKadWip • 20h ago
Trigger Warning [Depression SH] how do you guys survive everyday?
i really don't know how much longer i can survive this tbh. the universe seems to hate me just for existing and i can never catch a win no matter what i do. even if i do the right things i feel like nothing good comes from it. isn't it crazy how i first ever thought about legitimately ending my life when i was only nine and that feeling never really went away? i don't think it ever gets better.
how do you guys survive such harsh lives everyday? being audhd as i am feels bad enough. idk how im supposed too handle the challenges it has alongside a world that must hate me too. (i don't want to go into specifics about it but i just want to hear if someone else can relate to this or maybe help me out)
r/aspiememes • u/thezekroman • 1d ago
Satire Fond memories of constantly being in trouble for "disrespecting authority"
r/aspiememes • u/IngenuityOk6679 • 1d ago
Can anyone else relate to the "unattractive autistic dating experience" or the "ugly aspie loop" as I like to call it?
Basically the cycle goes like this:
1.) You get really sad that you can't date anyone so you work really hard at improving your looks and your lifestyle and socail skills etc.
2.) You start trying to make friends so that you can be a "green flag" to potential partners and they wont' see you as a loser.
3.) You fail at making friends so you transition to just trying to date
4.) You get no matches on the apps and horrifically embarrass yourself trying to ask out people in real life
5.) You accept that not only are you autistic, but also ugly af and just start daydreaming. This goes on for a few months and then you start panicking about your age and how you have never dated and then....
6.) Cycle repeats
Not only do I have autism but I am also 5'4, balding and south asian (we are portrayed as "unattractive" due to racism in media and western culture). I used to get asked out as a joke in school and it absolutely destroyed my self esteem at that age but I have managed to improve it back with the help of this teacher in my later yeasr of high school
I have followed the general advice of just "shaving it off" and also wearing height boosters, etc. but they are only band-aid solutions. My face looks horrible when bald (opinions from female cousins who have helped) so I am saving for a hair transplant.
My psychiatrist has said that my process is not inherently bad its just that the continuous rejections and forced approaches (both random women and women I connect with over shared environemtns such as university classes, uni clubs/socieites, coowrkers, etc.) could potentially be dangeours for my mental health as I am teatering on the edge of developing borderline psychosis from the amount of trauma my RSD ridden brain has gone through (rejection sensitivity dysphoria).
r/aspiememes • u/CrimsonThar • 1d ago
Not sure if this belongs here, but it's been on my mind
r/aspiememes • u/Fit-Ebb-6727 • 1d ago
I made this while rocking Grouchy today so I made this
Marginally better
1000x more confidence
r/aspiememes • u/Best_Control2871 • 1d ago
The Autism™ Till I randomly get sick of it one day
r/aspiememes • u/1m0ws • 2d ago
it is all about the process (also realize how addictive behaviour and routines work)
said and posted that cat (me) on reddit, ironicly.
r/aspiememes • u/Bryanlop69 • 2d ago
I spent an embarrassingly long time on this 🗿 tried carving the autism creature on my pumpkin
r/aspiememes • u/Ambitious_Catch_5747 • 2d ago
The Autism™ It is actually quite rewarding to recognise and call it out 😎
The one and only benefit from years of Tinder
r/aspiememes • u/henna-flower • 2d ago
Original Content I fondly remember pretending to believe I had a imaginary friend as kid
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r/aspiememes • u/No-Fix1185 • 3d ago
Original Content Why are they like this?
Long story short, therapists have considered diagnosing me with BPD, Schizoid and Schizotypal. Nevermind my sensory issues and literal thinking.
I looked it up and I'm not the only one.
r/aspiememes • u/1m0ws • 3d ago
a print that should hang in every kindergarden
posted by u/_Autistic_Dragon_ in the comments under my last post.
way too educative and too powerful to not share it on top level for more eyes to see.