lovelovelove
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Take some responsibility here, please. Stop calling yourself "not a minor molester" because you think you know yourself so much better than your actions do, and take a look at the facts. When this girl was 15 and you were 21, you sought her out to connect with her. This is called "grooming" and whether you engaged in it maliciously or not, it is what predators do.
Did you honestly believe that you were going to make her think you were less of a creep by contacting her again years later after years of being deliberately ignored? Stop deflecting with how mental illness makes this difficult and try to sincerely reflect on this. There is no way in hell you were thinking about how SHE was going to feel as a result of that decision, but rather you were fulfilling your own desire. How you desire to be perceived by her, how she makes you feel. Even now, as you say that you refuse to regret this disgusting memory you gave this poor woman, it seems clear her instincts to call you a creep were accurate.
And I beg you. Before you recede into defensiveness for past regrettable actions, reflect on your position for a moment. I truly sympathize with you that having Asperger's or being on the spectrum can inhibit social growth and advancements of maturity. This is the (one of the) reason(s) you felt so drawn to her at 15 when you were all the way 21. This is why it didn't "end bad," but rather it was inevitable that your cybertryst would fall apart, because it relied upon her lacking maturity with you - lacking adult perspective on the situation. She was in the middle of growing, and you interrupted that growth. Despite whatever condition, it is imperative that you now as an adult grow that perspective and grow from it. Good luck.
Did you honestly believe that you were going to make her think you were less of a creep by contacting her again years later after years of being deliberately ignored? Stop deflecting with how mental illness makes this difficult and try to sincerely reflect on this. There is no way in hell you were thinking about how SHE was going to feel as a result of that decision, but rather you were fulfilling your own desire. How you desire to be perceived by her, how she makes you feel. Even now, as you say that you refuse to regret this disgusting memory you gave this poor woman, it seems clear her instincts to call you a creep were accurate.
And I beg you. Before you recede into defensiveness for past regrettable actions, reflect on your position for a moment. I truly sympathize with you that having Asperger's or being on the spectrum can inhibit social growth and advancements of maturity. This is the (one of the) reason(s) you felt so drawn to her at 15 when you were all the way 21. This is why it didn't "end bad," but rather it was inevitable that your cybertryst would fall apart, because it relied upon her lacking maturity with you - lacking adult perspective on the situation. She was in the middle of growing, and you interrupted that growth. Despite whatever condition, it is imperative that you now as an adult grow that perspective and grow from it. Good luck.