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This woman that I used to work with is close to my age (we're both of legal age), I'd make memes about her name (only first name) because it was sincerely my favorite name to use to joke around with. We used to chit chat and go to the same school. I'm having a really rough year. I've ALREADY been into a LOT of trouble over the last 5-6 years, high school and college included. I've said a LOT of stupid ******* things I wish I could take back.

Anyway she never added me back on social media except once on Snapchat two years ago and she unfriended me the week after. I commented an emoji (nothing gross or racy, just a single laughter emoji without any words) on a funny video she made, and she literally had the audacity to block me on all social platforms she knows I use.

Now she has AT LEAST THREE of my profiles blocked even though I'd not engaged in her content this year. I deleted my old TikTok profile which was also the one she blocked. I still jokingly brought her up in stuff like groupchats and (just her name in) videos. I used her name like people use "Karen", "Kevin", or "Jezebel" as an insult—except it is a more edgy way of saying those names to insult the trolls, and sometimes I would use her name in place of the "red" pill (the so-called "alpha-male" tactic).

I had her number but didn't call her for the first 3 years. When I did, she basically said hello and got pissed at me when she found out a Snapchat friend of mine snitched on me for using her pictures. Her profiles were public, now all of them that I know of are set to private.

I am highly influenced by the people I am around with, especially as far as dudes are concerned. Andrew Tate and his followers taught me that men are dominant, that they must learn that women like to play hard-to-get.

I feel bad for whoever blocked me. I didn't rant about her in groupchats til' AFTER she blocked me.

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I am sick and tired of being infantilized as a young, childless, white autistic man (in my early-mid-20s). My personal and financial experiences are tougher than literally 95%(maybe even more) of people in my age range of 18 to 24. I still have no drivers license (let alone proof of insurance), I only work "part-time" (barely), I get paid literally $10 an hour if at all [x], I'm on SSI and that's my main source of income (the other being EBT food stamps), I go to school (take online classes for Web programming) part-time on Mondays and Wednesdays and do homework (thankfully it's not all that hard, unlike say English or Math)

[x] (the pay frequency is not consistent... it's $5 below minimum legal wage and in California... but my boss and my mom buddied up and agreed with just paying me $10/hour because of my other sources of income... one of my job coaches was shocked about it and thought it was against the law and I almost had an outburst about that.. but really there's nothing I can do about it besides quit, and my boss doesn't care about me either unless it's regarding a very situational moment, yeah he claims I'm his favorite employee in front of everyone but his actions show otherwise...)

I literally left the job coaching program designated for clients like me with disabilities because it turned out to be nothing but a joke and oftentimes traumatical for the clients with disabilities (I only got two jobs via that program and none of them worked for me personally, although I did return to that first one).

I would prefer $25 an hour as that's what most neurotypical people in their 20s are earning, but $20 is fine as long as it's a full-time job...