They were set up for success without having to do anything for it. Non neurotypicals were set up for failure. I wish I could give a perfect neurotypical a severe mental illness.
Being a normie doesn’t automatically mean success in any area.
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It means they will have a long term relationship by at least early twenties and won’t spend their life alone. Their brain areas match up perfectly to other normies, human interaction is natural to them because of their silver spoon.
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If mental illness were communicable we’d all be culled from the population like when one of the chickens gets a cough or something and they murder 10 million that would be like us without the feathers I think
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Normies are not immune from stress.
They do however handle it a lot better.
I see all these neurotypicals walking around me with their spouses, normal lives, and normal behavior and thoughts and all I see is big sloppy silver spoons sticking out of their mouths.
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Anyone can have those things, whether they have a mental illness or not. I’m married and have a job, and I’m in the process of becoming a foster parent. We can do anything. Don’t let someone else place limits on you.
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I wish I had this
i mean theres no need to have a distaste for people because they aren’t mentally ill. most people have to work (at least to an extent) to build relationships and families and careers and all that. mentally ill people can be successful and happy, and hating neurotypicals for being successful or happy isnt the way to get there
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and as someone dealing with a serious mental disorder i don’t think you should admittedly wish that on other people yknow?
i mean, i wish i was a neurotypical lol
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I can’t have a spouse. I have genital numbness from my messed up dopamine levels making me asexual. Every relationship ends at two months when you can’t give your partner sex.
I’m asexual. So is my spouse.
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How did you find each other?
I’m pretty envious of the neurotypicals healthy individuals . I can’t help it. Yeah as others stated being normal doesn’t guarantee a good life. But if you look at studies that gauge quality of life, those scores are much higher for neurotypicals than people with psychotic disorders. I had higher quality of life before I developed my condition myself. But I also do have a sleep disorder that factors in. All in all I just wish I was healthy
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Internet. It’s a magical place.
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It’s still much harder than if I was sexual. So it’s still a definite silver spoon.
They didn’t even have to do anything to be neurotypical, they just won the gene lottery. Total privelage.
My wife – a neurotypical – worked very hard to put herself university. I have seen her bust her hump on behalf of her students as a teacher. She is an amazing mother to our daughter and an incredibly supportive wife of me, her mentally ill husband who can be a handful on a good day (being completely honest). I am so lucky to have her and would not wish what I have upon her.
And yet I have succeeded personally and professionally despite being schizophrenic, autistic, alcoholic, and a drug addict.
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She can do all that because of her genes tho. Its happened millions and millions of times. I’m not saying to not respect them but it is still privelage. My neurotypical brothers go on one date and they’re with the girl four years later, I go on thirty dates with thirty different girls and I’m still single four years later all because I’m asexual which I didn’t choose. That’s privelage.
You’ve yet to explain how I can do what I am with my own “defective” genes.
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