People start talking shit about you/mocking you →you do nothing or brush it off or laugh it off →they start getting comfortable with it and continue doing it + you become “that shy dweeb, who it is ok to pick on, because he ain’t gon’ do sh- about it”

People start talking shit about you/mocking you →you insult them back →you somehow come off as “angry” and “talking back”

People start talking shit about you/mocking you →you resort to physical violence →you’re now “aggresive and violent”

You can’t win, can you? How do some people manage to make others respect them?

Yeah, I heard that the trick is to make them consistently suffer the consequences for disrespecting you, but how exactly are you supposed to do that, especially if the one disrespecting you is your boss/has another type leverege over you (yet, I’ve witnessed some people not allowing others to rail them while being in that position)

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    you’re stressed tf out. and also very likely autistic. if there are any ways you can, try to reduce the stress. i have no idea what stage of life you’re actually in though.

    also, please proofread your posts. don’t expect random people to read something you put very little consideration into.

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      I almost certainly am not, because if I was I wouldn’t be that acutely aware of the other person (or a group) not taking me serioisly

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        please research autism. its a spectrum and it takes a ton of different forms. it might actually help you understand why you work the way you do. saw that happen with a lot of people and late in life ADHD diagnosis, they were immideatly better, because they could put a label on the pain points. its also way easier to seek out information and connect with others if you know what is happening in your head.