by Leo Volont » Mon May 28, 2018 11:39 pm
Hi Mustafa,
Yes, I am familiar with the feeling of being banned on line. Yes, often one can avoid being banned by being scrupulously polite, but in many cases some of the Forums one will go to on line have some commercial connection – they only exist to push some product they are tacitly sponsoring, or they have some Social, Religious or Political Agenda. If such is the case, and you consistently disagree with their program, you will get banned. After all, there is no Public Review of such matters. Freedom of Speech only pertains to the Government, but private Society can be as tyrannical as it wishes to be.
Oh, Mustafa, you say you are diagnosed with Asperger’s. Well, you DO seem to have trouble communicating, and so I shouldn’t doubt you on this point, but, I’ve heard it said that at least a lot of the ordinary Autism Diagnoses are inflated due to the fact that when the Medical Staff is filling out the Insurance Forms, so they can get paid, well, they have to diagnose Something… Anything… they just can’t leave that space blank (they should make up a Mental Condition where the primary Symptom is “Just Wanted to Come in and speak with a Health Professional in regards to Life’s Little Problems”, and if they did that there would be so less people running around now who think they have Autism or are Bi-Polar or whatever the Condition Du Jour happens to be.
Now, in regards to what might be a real problem with you being so socially offensive that you consistently get tossed out of places, well, I wish you could describe some of the typical circumstances. Do you get really Loud? Do you cuss and swear? Well, probably. That is what gets a lot of people Banned and Tossed Out. In such a case you might have a problem in regulating your Cortisol --- that is a Brain Hormone that causes people to be Loud and Aggressive (the Brain THINKS the person needs to get into an actual Life or Death Fight and so it hits the Panic Button, so to speak). Anyway, you can Control your Cortisol if you can remember just one neat trick – whenever your jaw muscles tighten or your teeth clench, simply relax your mouth muscles. Open your mouth, and breath through your mouth. It seems that since the Jaw Muscles are closest to the part of the Brain that Releases the Cortisol, those are the first muscles to experience the Cortisol. By instantly Relaxing when you feel the tightness set in, it SENDS a message to the Brain that the Panic Button was a False Alarm. But you don’t have a second to waste. Enough Cortisol to get you really excited can be released in just a few seconds. So INSTANTLY relax your jaw whenever you feel your teeth clench and then just breath through your mouth for a while.
Mustafa, let me know what you think.