>>67011
Wow, has it really been a month since I posted here? Anyway, I guess I can see that to an extent.
I don't hang around places I hate posting/being in, so it's understandable to just leave somewhere you don't like if you don't have to stay.
That being said, what >>67013 said is pretty true as well. I'm probably more of a "cyborg" than a "robot" and that's of the simple fact that I'm (probably) relatively attractive. I share everything that he listed, barring sexual abuse, and more, but I still get treated well by other people, I still get female attention, and it's to the point where even guys on the completely opposite ends find me pretty disarming and approachable. I'm talking everything from the stoner artfags to the literally autistic sperg, to the /fit/izen, with women my age expressing interest in me and older women expressing concern over me.
My family is also relatively supportive of me now, despite being the direct cause of a lot of the issues I have barring the genetic mental deficiency. It doesn't mean I can't relate to them on like 90% levels, it's just that on that last 10% I become incompatible with them. There's a certain spitefulness that comes with never having the option for something, and seeing someone who is, by all accounts is just as unable to as you due to how they are, able to, but doesn't or tries to fit in that just sets them off. I can share stories and recount the shit I had to deal with growing up/still deal with to this day with robots, but that last little bit of attractiveness that I share with 783ff2 means I can't truly relate to them, even if I think I can on their end we can't.
So you know what I do? I don't bring it up. Ever.
Before you ask "what about if it's brought up?" It's /r9k, it's never brought up.
Because /r9k/ isn't the place to talk about that. If I want to talk about that I go to someone who'd understand or at least listen, like my friends.
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