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I'm looksmaxxing and it's working on how people treats me. Kind of. Even my dad even commented on me getting sharp features (my bodyfat is no near 12 percent, so leanmaxxing will ascend me). I still see myself as a piece of shit, and I still believe that everyone is better than me at everything, which is not true. I've always underrated myself because I was scared of being seen as arrogant if I spoke good about myself (I don't talk too much, so some people think that I'm asshole or someone who thinks high of himself, and as a weirdo).
I remember that once, a new girl entered our class, and a girl was presenting her to the classmates. When she presented me, she said something without her wanting me to listen: "he's a weirdo". The tone was the typical "don't waste your time with him xddd". Like, I'm weird, I know that (please, don't say that personality doesn't matter. It does if you're not a chad, which most people here, aren't). Is there any fucking way of being less autistic (I mean, I'm diagnosed)?
Most of my classmates, this year, know that I'm a weirdo, but they mean like a weirdo in a quirky way. People, in general, think that I'm weird, or quirky. Some like it, some not, and the people who are more outgoing try to make fun of me, but in a cute way. Like, if they like me, they mess with me but they make sure you know it and they make it in an affectionate way (I don't know if I'm explain it well). But strangers think that I'm weird (this happens to me, but because I have OCD and I tend to stare at people a lot-even my mum sometimes is like: "why are you staring at me like that"-). And, well, your friends will immediatly think that you're super innocent because you're shy and people will be happy when you smile or laugh (because I ralely do that).
I must also say that strangers never smile at me unless they're cashiers or workers (or acquaintances or friends), or if I'm being polite (though the last person who smiled at me for being polite had a crush on me, so I don't know if this is something related to politeness). Anyways, I'm trying to have a better self-steem. What activities do you recommend for achieving that? Like, some people recommended me to get off of the Internet a bit and to do voluntering. What do you think? What's your advice?
I remember that once, a new girl entered our class, and a girl was presenting her to the classmates. When she presented me, she said something without her wanting me to listen: "he's a weirdo". The tone was the typical "don't waste your time with him xddd". Like, I'm weird, I know that (please, don't say that personality doesn't matter. It does if you're not a chad, which most people here, aren't). Is there any fucking way of being less autistic (I mean, I'm diagnosed)?
Most of my classmates, this year, know that I'm a weirdo, but they mean like a weirdo in a quirky way. People, in general, think that I'm weird, or quirky. Some like it, some not, and the people who are more outgoing try to make fun of me, but in a cute way. Like, if they like me, they mess with me but they make sure you know it and they make it in an affectionate way (I don't know if I'm explain it well). But strangers think that I'm weird (this happens to me, but because I have OCD and I tend to stare at people a lot-even my mum sometimes is like: "why are you staring at me like that"-). And, well, your friends will immediatly think that you're super innocent because you're shy and people will be happy when you smile or laugh (because I ralely do that).
I must also say that strangers never smile at me unless they're cashiers or workers (or acquaintances or friends), or if I'm being polite (though the last person who smiled at me for being polite had a crush on me, so I don't know if this is something related to politeness). Anyways, I'm trying to have a better self-steem. What activities do you recommend for achieving that? Like, some people recommended me to get off of the Internet a bit and to do voluntering. What do you think? What's your advice?