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If he couldn't afford to pay, then he should have chosen something he could affordsuch as cooking you a meal at home. I think it has less to do with lack of trust, and more about truth. Specifically? But his concept of this situation is that he has done NOTHING wrong, because he was pushed into losing his temper. etc etc. But, according to Dr Craig Malkin, a narcissism expert, the two frequently overlap. I see this same pattern in her brother as well as the rest of her family. Do they actually PRETEND? Repression is moving away from reality as psychic defense..I can't see any advantage for your peace of mind no matter how much you try and work within it.it's damaging if this is what your doing to accept your situation. How old is his daughter now? More in response to the "illogic" in your H's decision making and applying it that way? Little tensions in his behavior, etc. I am going to recommend he hire a maid when he does buy a house. And she glanced at my phone and reply."I'm not going to do this with you" As her reply, but if you take the YOU off the end.it simply states.."I'm not going to do this" Simply stated. His perception is so off sometimes. He would buy extra deodorant for example, then i would see he had plenty at home,things like that. She has probably expended a lot of energy to try to "fix" things. It is both maddening and pathetic that they will not dare to change- even if the payoff would improve their quality of life as well as ours. Unfortunately, that was almost 6 years ago, and he has "glanced" at a few pages- never read it. I feel so violated that she would keep this from me. Sometimes I think the absurdity of what we sometimes deal with is better released with humorbecause the " void" we live in can be EXTREMELY overwhelming. Submitted by kellyj on Wed, 06/24/2015 - 16:29, was for my T to take over the session once I started and I let him lead me through my confessional (so to speak ). It can sometimes make all the difference in the world. Once again my problem is that i never rationally think things out only this time I didn't get angry about it I just brought it up as soon as she woke up before church and ruined her day instead of waiting until after church and talking about this like a husband and wife should. Yikes- I feel you! Conveying feelings are much different than arguing or debating. It sounds like to me that your partner has trouble with defensiv At the time I didn't and I believed him. He always did take the best cut of meat you know? And she said ( LOL ) "I'm not doing this with YOU " ( again ) in that same imperious dismissive way? We recently were about to move into a new apartment (which he didn't want to put my name on the lease) when he began taking things that I say as being "Ungrateful" towards this new purchase. Severe enough to keep me off work for a few months. I am struggling with how to break through to getting him to see how hopelessly destructive it is to approach any potential reconciliation from his standpoint of "you're LUCKY I'm considering this, no other man in my position would!". Whoever that person was in his head, I knew it wasn't me. Hubby and I argue constantly over household duties. I posted over in the anger forum but found this post after. And further, since his keys didn't hit me, nor did he touch me, I had no reason to feel fear, so even asserting that he was intimidating me was lying. A therapist more specialized in family members and couples. And then I left the room. Like allowing him to take the time to watch a lot of porn beforehand. Conveniently leaving out the part where he physically backed me into a wall and screamed in my face that he was "DONE!". It's just a matter of degree and is more extreme than what would be considered normal. Better to work with her than against her in all things that's the lesson that I have learned and I take with me to tell me the BEST thing to do. ), I am praying for a better outcome than you have experienced with counseling. All she does is react and get angry. I have tried to keep that in mind with people in general. I see this as a giant step forward in cracking the ice concerning this topic and coming to a meeting of the minds between the two of us. Submitted by Clara on Tue, 11/19/2013 - 09:09. I'm really not sure what he meant by "he cannot handle a separation emotional for long and that at one point there will be no return." ("You should know that I would never intend (X), and it's hurtful and insulting to me that you don't know this and are acting as though I would"). So with me.I may be ADHDbut an extrovert with ADHDis still an extrovert by nature? Now as we are older, I am observing that - although he is an articulate and verbally adept in so many areas - in casual conversations he is very imprecise. I used to be a happy person, always. When he does finally wake, he will be sweetness and light, cuddly, paying compliments, etc., until he realizes that I am getting out of bed because I either absolutely have to get ready for work, the dogs are fussy, whatever the case may be. What's funny now with my wife when I tell her how much better things are and how much easier it is to talk to about things since this happened..she can really see that either? I normally hate political debates and the whole election process since listening to politicians hurts my head normally. Why else would he be slipping so much with all of her information ? There are so many intangible things going on when we argue and theyalways funnel down thesame channel (see above). I understood where it was coming from and tried my best not to be hurt and take it personally (even tho I did sometimes, I never told him so). He felt that me and my friend were excluding him. "Fix'in" is Texican talkone of my ex wife's most endearing qualities:), Submitted by c ur self on Sat, 05/30/2015 - 00:06. There is TONS of information on the Internet about this. I have to beg for them. But it can also be harmful indirectly to others out of our own need to protect ourselves from harm. I can see where you're coming from. In what I saidI'm not confused or have doubt in myself in saying. That is what you are doing and it comes out exactly like that in how you treat methe things you say to me and how it comes out. I stopped her and said"wait.you just told me you feel and as I heard you..you don't think what I am saying is important or should matter in respect to what you want and how it makes you feel. He's stopped setting himself reminders, and has forgotten lots of littlethings lately. It will happen, trust me;), Submitted by c ur self on Thu, 05/28/2015 - 00:35, I really don't understand it all, I know our conversations shouldn't be a competition to see who's going to be the winner. You are describing EXACTLY what goes on in my life. It sure is different when you are living with someone in their house. and can manage the issue on both sides either separately or together. Sadly, what I usually get is "your analogy here is invalid because (points a,b,c,d)" and I just get so tired of trying to meet his standards for what constitutes a valid comparison that I give up and give in. And I won't trust them until they give me a straight answer. Looking back, I should have realized that my parents and siblings were people I COULD have leaned on and their strength and support would have been a source of sanity and joy had I not been too proud to lean on them and include them more. keep your car parked in a way that he can't block you. Disability my foot. It was an amazing adventure to do alone. But I almost think that with ADHD, they have a need for there to be an agreed upon version of "exactly what happened", down to the last nuance, but their version of events is heavily driven and colored by their feelings from the time of the conflict. I applaud you for it because it's not the easiest way some times, but like you, I have found it to be the way that leading to peace and a more fulfilling marriageIt force's accountability for us bothGreat Post :), Submitted by Really123 on Sat, 06/14/2014 - 23:59. But you bring up something that am concerned about as i project myself too. Submitted by copingSAH on Fri, 07/25/2014 - 21:50, I can no longer separate what is ADD and the dysfunctions of my ADD spouse growing up with an alcoholic parent. We had a wonderful 14 years living apart while he worked away. The psychologist who diagnosed my husband told me there is nothing I can do- that I am not the problem. .the internet. Clearly it is interfering with your job, and I know how difficult it is to work and deal with these issues that we seem powerless to change. I feel affirmed by the fact that I'm not alone in this stuggle, unfortunately for all of you, with communication with my DH spouse. My boyfriend always thinks that Im complaining or trying to argue with him when Im just trying to communicate with him. What should I do? The two Right now, I'm working on getting us back to a somewhat normal state, try and get leverage to get her back in the state of mind of love. It was my first post too. Answer (1 of 143): You express honest feelings to him + Him taking that as youre trying to argue = Hes not ready or mature enough to handle a relationship. Come hell or high water..stop doing those things! In contrast to an introvert who seeks more solitude and isolation (and down time alone ).more often that not? Submitted by circa66 on Sat, 09/10/2016 - 00:14. I am also an extrovert meaningI get charged up or invigorated by being around and with other people? This is truly deeply concerning to me C but again. I've been lurking here for the past two months and this comment finally prompted me to join. Just not in the same town. First of all, I started asking "why are you so determined to see me as bad? Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Since you have ADD(d) inattentiveand I'm coming from ADHD with the hyperactiveI can see what we share in common which is the part about never feeling special growing up at times. I know he had a history of girls using/abusing him (according to him), so I tried to ignore those comments as him projecting his insecurities on me. I read in Melissa's book that ADD people live in the here and now. UGH! Even if I was still madly in love, I would move on. It was her way of saying that I hadn't really heard what she had to say to me before I responded. The last thing you want to do is to become co-dependent. What do you do when she complains that I don't know how to read her, but she won't out and out say what she wants most of the time, I have to drag it out of her, she wants to play coy (which when things were good, wasn't a big deal, but now that they aren't is infuriatingly frustrating and comes across as passive aggressive), etcWhat do you do when you know where you need to go next (counseling together) but you've having to drag her (emotionally) kicking and screaming against her will? So the next day i found another number that i did not know and was to a guy she works with so once again i went full blown accuse mode again and that made it worse but she told me that it was a girlfriend of hers and that is was her boyfriends phone and nowshe feels that now i dont trust her but i do trust my wife with everything that i have but i don't trust people due to all the people who have turned on me in my life. I needed to include that to apply what you said about yourself being seemingly more extroverted like me in the same way? Living a deprived life in the sense when you are supposed be have a partner is a difficult process to manage. Self help books and doing things I enjoyed softened the hurt. I completely rewrite sentences as they are being said to me. But so does he. What I have done in the past and even now to a lesser degree that does appear to me more common is to connect, disconnect and reconnect in a pattern that I have become aware of. You care about him and you want to help him get to a better place. SoI packed my things and left. Submitted by overwhelmedwife on Sun, 08/30/2015 - 02:54. used it against ME many times in arguments, saying it was a red flag for HIM that night! VERY DIFFICULT! When I tell my wife I would let someone cut my arm off if it's not like I said and she says's she would to.Then Icome back and prove to her she would have one arm.It doesn't matter LOL.The very next day she will fight you all over again about being right:(. HE prefers those.they're safe, from a distance, and he doesn't have to spend any money on them. Then, I need to be extremely cognizant of protecting that state. I just want to leave him at this point. The recordings really only serve the purpose of reinforcing my sanity- that conversations were/arerecalled inaccurately by my husband and not by me as he always accuses. Exceptions would be extremes.like a spouse drinking a quart of gin each night and falling down drunk or losing 5 jobs in 2 years.. As you see, I've been doing exactly thatwriting and having people read it. His perception is so off sometimes. But after reading some of these blogs, I see his description in so many of them. but I can't help someone who doesn't want help, plain and simple. It's the matter of degree and our own hypocrisy and self arrogance that keeps us from seeing it in ourselves and not considering this as I see it now. I'll show you in a momentby including what happened in that event at the same time with my wife tonight? He states that EVERYONE around us clearly sees the same behavior that he sees, and therefore I need to look in the mirror and change my poor behavior. That is because narcissists cannot handle ANY criticism, and see criticism even in simple requests for attention, time, help, etc. Without taking everything I say as a 6-layered insult. I am concerned about this for you. Submitted by lonelyspouse on Mon, 12/14/2015 - 15:04. With your children.I'm sure at some time you have lied to them for different reasons and have also withheld things from them at different time to keep them out of harms way. It Hurts. I just love you." They know THEIR experience, but it's truly almost as though they're incapable of empathizing with yours, because it doesn't mesh with the way they felt/what they experienced at the time. lol. When I see something happening and I really do understand it and am not confused in any way..and my wife appears to watching a different program than I am in the same moment..that does make it easy to determine between the two of us..who is seeing things more clearly and who is not. Because he didn't need it. I give him kudos for that much at the very least. Thanx. I love him so much, but I can't help but get angry when having to insist I'm not lying to him. Just remember that. It was very one sided and could have been viewed as totally unfair to me in this case but with the intention to make her feel safe and trust him by doing this. No one has this ability or the right to do this unless they are your own children and "little children" at best. When we came back to sit down and discuss things the next day, he informed me that he had considered the issue from all possible angles and decided that, although it was going to be difficult for me to hear, he felt he should be the one to tell me that I seem to have some sort of mental/emotional difficulty in interacting with people appropriately. Submitted by Delphine on Mon, 05/30/2016 - 11:06. dedelight, this is a question that commonly comes up in such explorations. I will try to be ridiculously clear with him- if only he could do that also! With all the cruel, mean, hateful things he says and does, he will then tell me I am actually the one doing them to him. Something was wrong in the sense of time not timing or what was being said by either one of us. Yes, he may not be able to tell you anything about what your husband says because of Dr/Patient confidentiality, but I don't see why you can't book a session to talk about HIM and how it's affecting YOU. I really don't understand all the ins and outs of this disorder but Im trying to learn. Submitted by coco8712 on Tue, 03/31/2015 - 14:30, WOW you spoke right to me , my bf is adhd i dealt with so much things i never ever in my life thought i would let a man whom i love with my all take over my life in a horrific ways he insults me all the time well be good for a time span and then hes back to wrecking the relationship and blaming me. He says he cannot handle a separation emotional forlong and that at one point there will be no return. As a result, I think he's convinced that taking medicine is all he can do for himself. That's the reason they became our partners. Staying in the valley makes it hard to see a mountaintop view. An example of this would be your partner putting words in your mouth and saying that you're the one who wants to end the relationship. I've found a few new activities and am actively seeking a career change. I was a nice person, doing my best. These break my heart for two reasons: 1) that my kids have to subject to his unfair/projectedwayof thinking and 2)this is the man I married, buthe's not showing up. But I am not going to be his whipping boy, his excuse anymore. He never talks about it and it didn't change him at all that I can see. I have found a new couples counselor who says that she works with ADHD. If I walk out of the room, he will follow me and provoke. He thinks he knows my taste, but does not have a clue. I only lived this for a few years. He denies that I asked that, and reiterates that it's my job to come to him. I don't have it, and I'm thinking it might be too late- he's too ingrained in his behaviors and shows no interest in changing. It will bring you to some difficult moments in order to continue but..if it is to workyou must force yourself to do it anyway to get past that part. I lived it for 23 years, and finally couldn't take it. Sounds more like panic than crazy. But if your goal is to bring a person around to accept a different viewpoint as valid (and if you're open to that person maybe being YOU), ultimately leading to an improved decision making process, then keep reading.One question I always ask in a contentious situation is, "What would have to be true about this approach/proposal/etc in order for you to support it? When he can add levity all frustration dissolves. His friends wont (they are self absorbed). Does THAT come up in therapy? This article was co-authored by Jacqueline Hellyer. If it comes to that, there is no turning back for me. It really helps to hear from the other perspective. I can't be sure of course but I thought it was worth mentioning. And I think that being pushed over that will lead him to believe that I somehow influenced the therapist to be "on my side". What I have clearly seen for quite some time is how the both of us when we got that way were over reacting with a disproportionate response to the same thing. Then tell her how her anger makes you feel, and talk about strategies that both of you can put into place to prevent things getting out of hand in the future. I sometimes want to leave him and go as far away from him as possible, but the only thing holding me back is I once loved him to the bones (I still do love him, he puts up with my craziness)and know he is not a bad person, it helps a tad, that he realizes he has issues, but boy does annoy me to my back teeth!!! She couldn't see it then.and she still can't see it now in the difference. Wow. I'm nothing like them . I may not always agree with her assessment.but I take the part that is my responsibility and use it to learn from. He had all this anger inside and didn't tell any of us why. Like his paranoia fills in the blanks and instead of seeing that it's his own imagination, insist something is there or said is reality. So at first no books or articles read, no idea what ADHDwas, no friends who were in relation with partners with ADHD, no acquaintances raising kids with ADHD, no even basic knowledge of what ADD/ADHD meant when the word was used. When things are bad, I always know I can login here and read about someone else experiencing a similar situation. I get "I'm sick of having the same conversation with you over and over again"what conversation??? Then work from there.In cases where you agree on literally nothing, that's a flag that you aren't approaching the issue with the same values. 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He always cites a small policy he has through work as though it would be enough to take care of funeral expenses, medical debt and his other debt. well, that's pretty much it actually. But the reasons why are not so easy to see always even for him.but.he does know he angry that is for sure. Goshsometimes I wish I could get thru. Saying nothing.. And we have had the worst time of it since I stopped taking responsibility for everything. Ironically..she's the one swinging back and forth but I'm the one being accused of doing this with her. AndI'm shocked,hurt, and betrayed that someoneI KNOW to be a wonderful, kind, good person would treat me in this manner. I feel like I cant even breathe around this person, literally can't BREATHE, without him telling me that I am sighing dramatically, and that means that I am being negative towards him and treating him badly. Not because I'm completely indifferent to this person or don't actually care about them or what happens to them in a general sense, because that's not true. Not being on the same page means something is out of synch. I feel like I'm talking to a stranger. It's very depressing. He says that "validating my misconception" will only lead to further escalation. That's a pretty dangerous road to go down. (except for me that is lol ), Submitted by vabeachgal on Fri, 11/18/2016 - 08:22. At least for now at the very minimum:) lol. I feel he uses me as an excuse to stop communicating and is glad he gets to leave and not have to "talk" or communicate. He's darn good at covering most of it up. I was just checking because you stopped talking" This happened a couple of times and each time she stopped, I said "can I say something now?" I realize this post is old but is resonated with me. Submitted by s00manyquestions on Thu, 03/26/2015 - 18:20. It turns out that I hadn't, but it didn't matter. he has interfered with my frienships and my family my family doesnt hate him but not fans and now im loosing or have lost alot of close freidns and fam my sis my mom have let me drift off and know stay silent because we break up make up at least 1 a month its bad . I'm reading to figure out just how to handle it. But it backfires. It's my perception as it isbut it's neither wrong or right. I do love my husband although he did hurt me often in the past through his impulsive words and anger outbursts. I know exactly what you mean about the continuous wanting to point our your problems while stonewalling about his own. LOL, So before I conclude here and show the video scene I watched.I will finish saying what happened with my wife and I? It isn't "on you"- don't let yourself fall victim to that mindset that benefits no one except the blamer. Describes him very well. For instance, if we're in a store, but in different areas, he'll call me and tell me to meet him at the cash registerwhen I'm done. I love him (more likely, the "him" I wanted to believe he was), but he shows no interest in getting better- only in continuing to play the victim and blame me for everything negative, sad, frustrating, unhappy, angering, etc. i am so sick of it. She has seen a psychiatric nurse 2 times since reading Orlov and failed to mention anything about ADHD or her symptoms! He repeated back something he said I said. The one time that anger is the appropriate response to another person.is when you are disrespecting them. I said to him "look, if I don't make a life here for myself, I will have to leave". Submitted by Coan on Wed, 11/16/2016 - 12:53. 5. It also takes the pressure off of me in the same way when I need clarification. From the ADHD side of things.I felt rather vindicated. ". I can tell what people are thinking by the innuendo and the attitude that goes along with it.so when I finally get fed up with not being believed and I throw that back in your face because I get tired of not being believed.that what I'm doing with you. If someone tells you repeatedly that they are sorry for abusing you and makes no attempt to get help for their issues, IMO, they are not truly sorry. So after a few minutes (after she countermanded and refused what she was seeing? I hope for your sake that he is not a narcissist, as I don't think many of them ever change- because they refuseto see themselves as anything other than superior in almost every way. Before you have a connection to what another person is trying to tell you, you both need to be in the same state of time when communicating about the past, present or future. At the moment I have been fighting with him for numerous days straight trying to get him to understand and realize what he's doing to me. His judgement is poor and he once told me I was a pessimist, I think I am an optimistic pessimist = realist, and he is just floating on his fluffy cloud most of the time! So is the withholding of information, lying, misinterpretation and everything that you said in your comment. What I knew without question was the anger that I had not had for so long it was almost completley forgotten about. Submitted by kellyj on Fri, 03/27/2015 - 09:06. in the description of your husbands behavior from my own feelings in the past. A thousand times. He would deny it, but he is very insecure, and seems to need to be right about everything all the time. This is the case and why I keep saying the same thing because it appears you just don't understand. Misinterpretation or a pessimistic observation is one thing, but completely fabricating things out of thin air is inexplicable to me. He says that he is willing to see a psychiatrist, but does not want me to have any part in it. I know what you mean though about looks that don't feel right though and in my experience..it wasn't good. I'm at a loss as to what to try. I bought a 250 dollar schwinn bike a few years ago at Academy sportsI throw it the back of the truck and head up to the cemeteryand ride 15 or 20 milesmost days in nice weatherIpray, and listen to music on Pandora.It's done wonders for my mental and physical health. Submitted by Terra on Mon, 01/16/2017 - 23:05. As I see it.but I could be wrong? I couldn't figure out why my heart hadn't been able to let go since. Jacqueline Hellyer. If we accept the premise that he (and many ADHD'ers) actually, truly LACKS THE ABILITY to control thisis it verbal abuse? I know my own story and experience and that is all I have to offer you and you are welcome to anything that will help. I understand now why he's only had one serious relationship, and why he has virtually no friends. And since I've gone through the same process that my T did with me (even though my issues we're quite the same as my wife) I've gone through these same steps with him in one regard and am familiar with the outcome too. Your part is learning how to trust and changing the misconceptions you have about him and his ADHD. Those previous experiences are expressed through that lack of empathy, and they rarely if ever get out of that state of self-preservation. As if you go to a regular doctor and don't tell him that you have bad headaches. In the current situation, I have even tried taking all of the blame for this 'abandonment'acknowledging how I should have been more rational in that heated moment, should not have left him, should have thought more clearly about the value of our relationship, etc. It fits my wife to a T. She even looked at the Orlov book and said she could see our relationship in it. During the That's healthy. Snap! Submitted by c ur self on Sat, 06/14/2014 - 12:35, This is one of the best posts I've read on this forum by someone who lives with the behaviors you've stated heremy marriage also improved leaps and bounds when I quit engaging poor behaviorAnd like you said: (It gave me some integrity too, rather than arguing and disliking myself for arguing.) Well, THANK GOODNESS for DVRs!!!. My two bits. It's really upsetting me. I'm very confused right now and I have brought the topic up again in recent days to my hubby, he's a little defensive but getting used to the idea that I'm reading the book, and posting on this blog. And all I do is dwell on the good times and miss him so much that I can't physically breathe. Just "learning" to "see yourself", your value, potential, your hopes seems wrong. Things don't happen to us, they happen from us. Welcome :) It's nice to know that there's one more person out there who REALLY understands. WTF, right?? I WANT CLOSURE! After about the third or fourth time it hit me that he was doing this on purpose and it wasn't a case of poor memory on his part. It is not easy to "turn the other cheek" when we are faced with our partner's anger and upset. Submitted by dancer2013 on Sat, 03/28/2015 - 17:11, Submitted by NLKohlenberger on Sun, 07/06/2014 - 17:51. Submitted by Elizabeth8 on Fri, 02/07/2014 - 23:04. The behaviors without this would be more desperate to fill that space up with other things or in the senseyou or anything or anybody that will fit the bill. Even at times that he said he could understand why certain words or actions of his would come off in a hurtful way, it was more on an intellectual level, rather than putting himself in my place and understanding how it felt. What was missing (somewhat) hidden in everything else and thing she was trying to say without saying it was "I just want to heard but not wanting to talk about these things with you right now." "[They're] literally saying their partner is cluttering their mind, making them feel pressured and overwhelmed so they are essentially pulling back.". I really do believe that they genuinely lack the capacity to put themselves in someone else's place and look at things objectively.I think the 'busy brain' just somehow glosses over any possible differences in perspective and arrives back at their own, self-centered starting point. I have felt this for a while myself when I read the same accounts you have. He has said he won't move outas if he's adding so much value to the home and family life now by doing nothing but watching TV from dusk to dawn on weekends and evenings after work, neglecting the numerous household projects that needto be done, ignoring the fact that our kids have homework, projectsoh, and also need to be fed EVERY day. He never displayed severe mental instability prior to him moving in. I wrote him and told him I found out about his misdemeanors, that I know about his ADHD/depression, and that it did not change how I felt about him, it was nothing to be ashamed of, and we could work this out. Now imagine someone doing that to you as an adult. With over 20 years of experience, Jacqueline specializes in sex advice, sex tips, and relationship advice. I know for me it was, my fear turned to anger because she wouldn't do rightLOL, That's the story of many of us.One is pissed cause the other want do right.Why don't we just walk away and do right by ourselves and leave the other human alone to follow their own mind.It surewould be more peaceful for everyone.This is what I'm TRYING to do:). He tripped over the dog this morning, so I offered to take her out. He has Asperger's Syndrome (with a fair degree of narcissism thrown in), not ADHD. And yes, that was considered "honest" communication. No longer. To think I'm so bad and that you have to tell me so. Submitted by jlhrva on Wed, 06/24/2015 - 13:01. I'm not qualified but I know it what I thought all along in the range of the cluster B spectrum. Same place !! We all do whether our spouses are responsible and cooperative or not. Additionally, he has forbid my teenage son to live in the same home as us (which his daughter now occupies my son's bedroom, leaving him with none in our home)he has claimed that I am being resentful and I am "kicking the cat" so to speak, and he expresses to our therapist that I sayspecific thingsand behave in a certain manner in which I neverhad, nor did it transpire in the way he describes. Another facet of the problem is that, perhaps because he is such a high-functioning individual, he SINCERELY believes that he is being empathetic, understanding, and compassionate. May be ADHDbut an extrovert meaningI get charged up or invigorated by being around and with people. That anger is the appropriate response to the `` illogic '' in comment! 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