>>4192229Also in re-reading my words i may have come off a bit harsh, this was not my intention, it is an unfortunate reaction that comes automatically due to trauma.
>>4191961> I started exercising at home and it helped a bit.I realized that you did not mention shrinks and meds first but physical exercise which I also recognize as a good idea, though I prefer mental as opposed to physical stimulation.
In regards to medication, I still think that neuroleptics and SSRIs will hinder the enjoyment you get from exercise which only worsens one of their most common side effects.
>>4191970In regards to talking to someone, I've had more meaningful conversations with other NEETs on the internet than I have ever had with a shrink. this is due to an empathy gap and this is part of the reason we fail so miserably about keeping the ones we love from becoming an hero because we have either never been in that situation or are simply blinded by our own cognitive biases.
From what I saw in the GULag the people who understood the patients the least were often the shrinks at the top of the heirachy, the nurses spent more time with the prisoners but were still attached to their dogmas, I saw a fellow prisoner crying because the shrinks would not do something about her abusive father I saw this and asked weather she wanted a hug. I bet that helped her more than any molecule of haldol ever could. She would often spend a lot of time with me after that. I think she is partly how I managed to survive that hellhole since before I met her the only things on my mind were going back home or my own death, mostly my own death.
For me the best medication for any activity is a nice cup of coffee.
Sorry that the suggestion of meds and counseling made me sperg out, after all they say nothing themselves about what you take and who you talk to...
Ambiguity has never been the strength of the Autismo (hell normies can't even tell the difference between free software and freeware)
