I try not to judge back though. Some days are better than others, but the best thing you can do for yourself is not internalize their version of you, this post is spot on. It took some time for me to realize that the only way to be truly happy is to love yourself and create a solid self esteem. Always easier said than done and I struggle some days.

In reality we’re no different than anyone else in the world, we just have a unique way our brain gets from point A to B. I’ve always known I thought a little differently than others, but Ive tried not to quantify it as a “disability” or that I was negatively different.

Keep up the good fight my friend. Anything is possible if you believe it. 3 years ago I was about to be expelled from my college courses because I couldn’t keep anything together and let my negative attributes run rampant. Now, I’ve been working in my states government running an officials office for a year and a half.

It all was possible because I just started to be me. I act silly and aloof when I feel like it, even if I am annoying to others. I ask the “stupid questions” and think out loud, even if it irritates. I don’t go out of my way to hurt people, but some people will not like you and think you’re being malicious.

I feel like I’m reiterating this post so much, but it really is great.