Originally posted by doped00
Let me say this once: If what someone else says, especially on the internet in a conspiracy forum, it's not even to your face for crying out loud,
but if you don't like or agree or believe what someone else says, MOVE ON. He was not attacking anybody!!
Personally I think their are people who are more empathetic than others. Believe me, I'm around 16, 17, and 18 year olds all the time and he is far
mature for his age. I won't say most, but a lot of people this age and any age for that matter are selfish, greedy, and right out mean.
He OP did not attack anybody in anyway and even said over and over again he wasn't making himself out to be "special". All you people that had
something negative to say, do us all a favor and take it somewhere else. It's uncalled for, it's immature, and it's what we need to get rid of in
this world.
Again, I will say this one more time and one more time only. It is in our right and our duty to question this thread! So what, we're just supposed to
move along because it doesn't concern us or we don't believe? It was posted on a public website which means it is up for debate. And what exactly
makes this poster so mature and special? Let's see, let's break down the post:
Am I an empath? How extensive are my abilities?
"At 16, even since i was 3 or 4, I've always felt "different" than my peers. As a result I have struggled socially. I have had constant ups and
downs. One thing that makes me different is that I have had a strong passion for the supernatural, even at a young age."
-How much of this is him telling himself that he's different and how much is it that he really is different? Passion for the supernatural, umm isn't
that why we're all here?
"I also can tell people's deep inner emotions even if they try to hide it. I can also tell when someone is lying or not telling the whole
truth."
- How does he know what their inner feelings are? Does he think about it then go up to them and ask? How could he prove it? And I think we can ALL
tell when someone is lying or not. Or most of us atleast.
" I stay away from social situations because they make my moods erratic and my head "buzz"."
- Maybe he's just got a phobia of being in public situations.
"I have a hard time getting to sleep at night and usually try to meditate beforehand. I have sleep apnea also, with many lucid dreams, and often get
9-10 hours of sleep just to feel well rested.
- As do I, you're not alone in this and I don't attribute it to me being special.
"Recently a kid died in a car crash at school. I didn't know him, but all the sad emotions caused me to become very depressed over almost
anything."
- Is this the big "mature" comment everyone is talking about? Sounds normal to me. People die we become sad, it's life. There needs to be no
connection to feel that sadness.
I think I might be an empath. It certainly makes sense. I mean, I always have people tell me I'm kind and compassionate I am.
- So do I and I attribute that to a product of my raising not me being special!
"The hardest part is with negative adults. In society, adults are almost always more "powerful" politically than kids. In other words, kids and
teens are powerless against adults."
- Yes, I think we all know that. Adults rule society.
"Also, I find either people think I'm the sweetest guy ever, or absolutley hate me"
- So which one is it, do they love you or do they hate you?
"Ex.If I say "I have to go", she looks at me disappointed but submissevly and let's me get up and leave. Dogs I don't even know often try to run
up to me from their leashes or yard. Not in an angry way, but an excited way. "
- That's just a dog's way. They begin understanding their owners visual and non visual cues from an early age. And dogs always run up to people to
play, they're friendly animals...
Nothing showing a great amount of maturity. Where are you people getting this from?