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Bonus story: Cancelled Nov 11, 2019 20:17:08 GMT

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Post by Bad Beth on Nov 11, 2019 20:17:08 GMT

Kelly has gotten herself cancelled.

Kelly Stevens had written a memoir exaggerating her childhood and her mother. She even appeared on the Dr. Phil show for it only to be told off by Dr. Phil and was offered help from him but it was to over come her feelings for her mother. Disowned by her family, she attempts to overdose on drugs to end her life only to survive but things are even worse. She has lost her memory and doesn’t remember coming to London to see her sister and she can’t find her wallet and passport so she is stuck in London. Everyone in her family and on her brother in law’s side of the family all ignore her and won’t knowledge her existence and even strangers seem to recognize her because her story had gone viral and they even ignore her too. Kelly is fed up with the treatment and only one who ever notices her and pays attention to her is her sister, Natalie, but even her son ignores her and gives her strange looks and baby Anita cries whenever she goes near her. Can Kelly make amends and earn everyone’s forgiveness and finally be able to get back home to her own country?

Chapter 1

“What you did was very despicable, very wrong, but you are not a bad person here,” Dr. Phil said to Kelly Stevens gently.
Kelly sat on the stage with her brother Brian and her Grandma Del and her youngest brother Matthew. Her sister Natalie had appeared on the camera on screen since she was not able to fly to LA to be on the show. Dr. Phil had also interviewed her and Natalie denied everything that had happened in the memoir.
Kelly had felt so betrayed and heart broken. Why was everyone denying how she felt? Why couldn’t they see she was hurting?
Even the audience had booed.
Of course everyone was booing and having empathy for her mother, Anita Evans had autism so she couldn’t express her love the same way as any other mother could. Kelly had always felt humiliated by her and had always resented her and she blamed everything on her, everything that had went wrong in her childhood. She figured if she had written a book and made her be worse than she really is and make things up, everyone would be on her side. But it had all backfired. Now she was being portrayed as a bigot and an ableist and it was being treated as a hate crime. How could so many people have sympathy for her mother?
Even Jack Trimaco talked about autism who had specialized in it and even Robin McGraw shared a support page for autism awareness and had information about it in case anyone watching the TV show and anyone in the audience wanted to understand it more and support someone they know with it. Kelly had never felt so humiliated before.
“Kelly, I have a gift for you, I can offer you therapy for a year,” said Dr. Phil. “Will you accept it?”
Kelly nodded, this was her other chance, maybe the therapist will understand her.
The audience clapped and cheered.
“I am also giving everyone else a gift too and everyone will go home with a copy of “The Autism Code” written by Jack Trimaco, former FBI agent,” Dr. Phil announced.
Kelly cried while Dr. Phil did his closing on his show and audience kept on clapping.

Later, Kelly was on the backstage crying. Grandma Del expressed her disappointment for her again before leaving the set.
“I no longer have a granddaughter, I have one less,” she said. “I hope you feel ashamed what you did to your mother, even worse the fact you waited until after her death to publish it.”
Kelly didn’t say anything. She also saw Brian in the door way and he looked very disappointed in her too.
“I am sorry you feel this way about our mother, I wish you will on the treatment you will get from Dr. Phil,” he said.
Matthew never appeared, he was already gone and had probably went back to his hotel room.
Kelly was also given a copy of the book as Dr. Phil promised and she just kept it at the bottom of her bag. She was still given therapy as promise and she saw her therapist. But after two sessions, Kelly was feeling disappointed. The therapist wasn’t on her side, she was trying to get her to understand her mother more and see things differently. The therapist was attempting to fix her as a neurotypical.
Wait a minute, this was like getting treatment to her being a neurotypical, her feelings were being treated like they were wrong, her thoughts were being treated as wrong. This felt like a nightmare, more like a bad dream to her. What was going on? Everyone was leaning to the left and become lefist, autistic people had finally taken over and now everyone had bought into their delusions that they were normal people and didn’t need to change and everyone had to accept them and understand them. Things had gone too politically correct to a point people were being treated like they were wrong and delusional for being human. It was bad enough all her relatives had defriended her on Facebook and blocked her, she had been cancelled. Brian was still around but he was taking no knowledge of her existence on Facebook and even her father had been ignoring her online. Her ex husband Brad wasn’t talking to her either and he said he was embarrassed for even being her ex. At least her kids were still talking to her but they were ten, seven, and three, two girls and a boy, the youngest was a boy. Maybe someday they will get brainwashed too and also quit talking to her.
Natalie was nowhere to be seen because she lived all the way in London with her husband and their dad and her two surviving kids and a step son and one surviving half-brother they had there. Kelly had blocked her on Facebook back in 2017 when they had a disagreement about their mother. Natalie felt Kelly should be sad about their mother dying of cancer and should go see her before she passes away or she might regret it. Kelly’s retort to that was “fuck her” and Natalie said in anger they should find a cure to ignorance and in anger, Kelly had blocked her. That was the last time they had ever spoken.
Kelly did go to their mom’s funeral when she did, she saw Natalie again but they didn’t speak. She saw Tristian, her one year old son. Kelly regret ever going to the funeral because everyone said good things about Anita and Kelly had nothing good to say. She was too busy being bitter about the mom she never had and she tossed out the memory book of her she was given and didn’t want her mom’s ashes either. Kelly went home depressed. She thought she would feel better and find closure but she did not, instead she felt even worse. As a result, she had started to write, first she wrote out her feelings, then she decided to write other things that never happened but maybe add a twist to it, she just kept writing and writing. Then the whole book had become fiction. Then she had decided to publish the book. Once and for all, everyone had sympathy and her book was being mentioned in autism partners groups for spouses who were suffering with their suspected autistic partners and the lack of empathy. But then her youngest brother Matthew saw the book and told everyone in their family about it, even Natalie had gotten the hang of the book, now everyone was mad at her and then she was on the show. Grandma Del had written in and they got on the show. Kelly thought Dr. Phil would understand her but even he had gotten brainwashed with the autism culture. Now things were even worse, she had lost her job and she was now at the verge of being evicted from her apartment.
She had gotten some sleeping pills, she couldn’t do this any longer. The whole world had turned against her and even her therapist was against her. Life had gone too PC and too leftist and too split. No one could have an opinion anymore without losing their job or being called a bigot and being cancelled. Kelly had seen all the hurtful comments online about her. This was too much.
She took her first dose and then another and another.
Almost a whole bottle later, she felt very dizzy and like she was going to pass out. She fell down on her bedroom floor and closed her eyes and felt herself fading in the air. Yes, she was leaving the world behind, yes….yes. Then she didn’t remember anything after that.

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Bonus story: Cancelled Nov 12, 2019 7:24:31 GMT

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Chapter 2

6 months later

Kelly Stevens had arrived at Natalie Wilums house in London. She had her suitcase with her and her bag but she hadn’t packed very much. She knocked on the door and she heard footsteps.
The front door opened and there stood Natalie in her pajamas. She jumped back. Then she reached her arms out and she was feeling Kelly’s arms and legs.
“You’re really here,” she said.
“You weren’t expecting me so of course I am here,” said Kelly.
Natalie hugged her. “I can’t believe you’re here. You’re really here.”
“Yeah, I am, you’re the only one I have left in our family,” said Kelly.
“Welcome back,” she said. “Come on in.”
Kelly walked inside and the house was nice and warm. Kelly went in the living room and there was Natalie’s son, four year old Tristian playing with his toy set.
“Tristian, your aunt Kelly is here,” said Natalie.
Tristian looked up and looked around the room.
Kelly waved at him to catch his attention but Tristian went back to playing with his toy set. Baby Anita was sitting in her exersaucer who had just turned nine months.
Kelly walked near her to hold her but Anita had started to wail once she got close.
Natalie rushed over to her and got her out of her exersaucer.
Once Kelly sat down in a chair, baby Anita had stopped wailing.
Baby Anita had a spitting image of Natalie from when she was a baby. She was chubby like an average infant but she still looked lean. Kelly wondered if Natalie was feeding her enough. Baby Anita had nice brown eyes with barely any hair. Natalie was holding her in her arm and her legs were dangling and Kelly was used to seeing moms holding their infants where their arms supporting their butts and having their tummies face the mother than away.
“You want anything to drink?” Natalie asked.
“No thank you,” said Kelly.
Natalie got on her computer and was playing Disney Magic Kingdoms. She had baby Anita on her lap and had her staring at the computer screen. Kelly got up and looked around ignoring her baby niece and nephew. Kelly saw the kitchen and dining room and she even saw the urns Natalie had on the dining room shelf where the nice dishes were kept. The nice one with flowers on it had Anita Evans name engraved on it and the years on it said 1957-2017. There was also another one next to the urns and it was blue and it said Alex Smith 2005-2016.
Alex was Natalie’s autistic son who had drowned in the reservoir after leaving her house. There were a bunch of papers behind the urns.
“I see you have a little memorial here,” Kelly told Natalie.
“What?” Natalie asked.
“The ashes.”
“Oh yes, they are always with me,” she said. “I’ll show you where you will be sleeping, follow me.”
Natalie put baby Anita back in her exersaucer and Kelly followed her up the stairs. Natalie led her past Tristian’s bedroom and past baby Anita’s room and up another set of stairs. There was a locked door at the top and Natalie put the code in and the padlock unlocked and Natalie took it off the latch and opened the door. They went in and Kelly couldn’t believe what she saw.
“Are you crazy?”
Kelly didn’t like the room she was in. There was an adult sized high chair and a medical changing table and there was an adult sized baby crib and she saw the wardrobe and dresser and there were Shopkins and Polly pocket toys and some Barbie stuff and a keyboard and she saw the tripod. There was also wall stickers on the wall and regular stickers too and a little desk with a chair and shelf with coloring books and activity books and some kid books and crayons and a big dollhouse used as a shelf for her adult sized baby diapers and wipes and rash cream.
“This is the only room I have for you to sleep in or you can sleep on the couch or go stay with our father but you will sleep on the couch there too,” Natalie informed. “You know this side of me so I don’t mind you seeing it.”
“I will sleep here I suppose, best to have my own privacy and to be away from the kids,” said Kelly.
She still stared at the room and thought of how humiliating this will be.
“Great,” said Natalie. “How long do you plan on staying?”
“Um,” Kelly thought.
She knew she came to visit but she couldn’t remember how long she was staying for.
Kelly opened her bag and looked for her boarding pass. It was nowhere to be found.
“Uh, weird, I can’t find my boarding pass, I know I have it in here.”
Kelly took everything out of her bag but her boarding pass was nowhere to be seen, not only that, her passport and wallet were also missing.
“Oh no,” Kelly cried.
“What is it?” Natalie asked.
“I can’t find my wallet, my passport and my boarding pass, I don’t know when I am leaving.”
“Hold on, let me look.”
“No, I dumped everything out and looked, it’s not there,” said Kelly.
She felt panic, she couldn’t leave the UK unless she had her passport. She opened her suitcase too and looked in there throwing out all the clothes and found no passport and boarding pass and wallet. She started to look in the living room and baby Anita wailed again when Kelly was near her.
“Try not to get near her, I can’t handle her crying,” said Natalie.
“Anita, it’s Aunt Kelly, your Mom’s sister,” Kelly said.
“Maybe she is just shy,” said Natalie.
“Shy, she is nine months, she is already afraid of strangers?”
“Maybe so.”
Natalie held her on her lap while she was on the computer. She even breast fed her.
“You’re still breast feeding, doesn’t she have any teeth?” Kelly asked.
“Just a few but this keeps my weight down,” Natalie replied.
“What? You feed her over your weight, not because of breast being best?” Kelly asked totally feeling astonished.
That was so typical of Natalie, always thinking strange thoughts and anything she did correctly was all from a different motivation, usually self-absorbed. Natalie looked very skinny and Kelly could tell she had lost weight. Kelly hoped she wasn’t too skinny since she has had an eating disorder before. She also hoped she was eating and not starving herself.
Kelly started to talk to Tristian. She sat close to him and started to play with his toy set. Tristian stopped playing and he looked at his toy strangely.
Kelly took it as he didn’t want her playing with it. “Oh, you don’t want me playing with it, I won’t, I will just watch you play.”
She pushed it back and sat back. Tristian still had a strange look on his face.
“Your son seems to think I am crazy for trying playing with him,” said Kelly.
“Oh, he is just probably shy, he doesn’t know you so you are a stranger to him,” Natalie explained.
“I understand,” said Kelly.

Steven came home from work and he said a short hi and put his stuff down. Steven didn’t seem to be all there and he seemed to ignore everyone around him including her. He did not even knowledge her being there and acted like she wasn’t there. Natalie acted like it was nothing and Tristian tried to engage with him but Natalie told him Daddy was tired and he needed to leave him be. Natalie had cooked up a frozen pizza and fed baby Anita regular baby food.
“She is teething right, shouldn’t she be eating some solids?” Kelly asked.
“She is eating solids,” Natalie pointed out.
“No, I mean real food, not that jar stuff.”
“That stuff will be hard for her to chew if she only has five teeth.”
Kelly didn’t feel hungry and in fact she hadn’t had an appetite all day so she skipped out on the pizza. Natalie only had two slices and was done. At least she was eating and she washed her hands in the kitchen sink and never took a step in the bathroom. Tristian was full after eating half a slice.
She showered in the hallway bathroom upstairs and went to bed in Natalie’s nursery. She was going to put her clothes away in the drawer or ward drove when she discovered Natalie had adult sized baby clothes. She looked at some of them. Some of them looked like clothes an actual child would wear but they were in a bigger size and some of them were clearly child like and clearly a girl’s size made in a clothing factory because it had a tag less label on it. All the drawers had baby things in it in adult size.
Kelly just left her clothes in her suitcase and went to bed. She felt very exhausted from the long day of getting there and not being able to find her wallet and her passport and boarding pass.
She felt weird sleeping in an adult sized crib and it was like she was in jail. The crib was bigger than a baby’s crib and the bars were higher up but you could still peek over it and look down. You could still climb in and out of it and that was what Kelly did. The crib was just a twin sized bed.

Last Edit: Nov 12, 2019 7:24:51 GMT by Bad Beth

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Bonus story: Cancelled Nov 12, 2019 7:44:14 GMT

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Chapter 3

Kelly woke up in the morning and Steven was having coffee and he still didn’t say hi to Kelly or anything. Kelly figured Steven was another spitting image of autism and he just couldn’t use five seconds of his time to say hi and tell her good morning. Natalie did tell her before he had gone through a burn out and he had returned to work finally for the past few months and his boss was letting him taking it easy than putting lot of pressure on him to be a normie. Natalie was totally okay with him acting cold and distant. Kelly would not have been fine with it; be totally ignored by her partner and not bother talking to her and let him use anything as an excuse. The fact Natalie could let her own husband treat her this way was very strange. But she wasn’t quite normal herself either. Kelly and Brian were the only normies in their immediate family and it was very hard for the both of them. But Brian had been brainwashed by the leftist so now he had disowned her and wasn’t speaking to her.
Steven had a tiny breakfast and he finished his coffee and got his teeth and hair brushed and he came back downstairs and said towards her without even looking at her “I’m heading to work, have a nice day and call me if there are any problems” and he was out the door.
Call him? How could she call him if he didn’t bother leaving her any contact information or his mobile number?
Mobile number? She hadn’t seen her phone, where was it?
She looked in her bag again up in the locked room and it was nowhere to be found. She was now losing things and couldn’t remember where she had put them, since her attempted suicide, she had lost her memory and had problems remembering her day to day life. She somehow remembered her plane ticket and remembered to come to London to see her sister.
Then she heard crying in the other nursery on the floor below her. She figured Natalie will wake up to get her.
Baby Anita cried for three minutes before coming into the nursery herself. Baby Anita was still crying and Kelly decided she was going to take care of her for Natalie since she was clearly not going to get up. Baby Anita still cried when Kelly was standing over the crib and she was about to pick her up when Natalie came in. She was in her robe and pajamas and she got her out of the crib.
“I thought you weren’t coming,” Kelly said.
“I had to change first, didn’t want to leak all over and get an infection.”
Natalie picked her up and carried her to the changing table and put her on the changing matt. Natalie changed her diaper and threw the used one in the pail.
She put her sleeper back on her and carried her back to her bedroom.
Kelly followed her and Natalie climbed back into her bed and put baby Anita next to her and cuddled her in her arm.
“Are you crazy? You’re going to sleep with her?” Kelly asked.
“Yes,” Natalie replied.
“That’s very dangerous.”
“No it’s not, lot of mums do this.”
Natalie then popped out her boob and Anita took the boob and started sucking.
“Good thing about breast feeding is I don’t have to worry about making a bottle and testing the temperature and I can just pop out my boob and feed her and go back to bed.”
“I’m surprised all your kids have survived this far,” said Kelly.
“Actually they say it’s okay for mums to co sleep but not other people because our brains automatically know we have a baby here so we won’t roll on top of them. But just don’t co sleep when you are sleep deprived or drunk or did drugs.”
“I would need to see the source on that,” said Kelly.
“Go online and look,” said Natalie.
“Just because it’s on the internet doesn’t mean it’s true.”
“Medical professionals put their information online,” Natalie pointed out.
“How do you know they are medical professionals, anyone can say they are. I can say I am an engineer and put bogus information out there.”
Kelly heard some foot steps in the hallway. She figured that was Tristian getting out of bed.
Natalie stayed in bed nursing and Kelly went downstairs and she noticed Tristian was sitting on the couch eating out of a box of cereal.
“Tristian, let me get that in a bowl for you,” Kelly said.
Tristian ignored her and kept eating out of the box.
“Tristian?” Kelly asked. “Tristian?”
Kelly went in the kitchen and got a bowl out of a cupboard and went back to the living room and the couch was bare. The cereal box had been left on the couch with a little spill. Kelly poured some in a bowl anyway and put the rest in the bowl that had spilled out of the box and put the cereal away. Tristian came out of the bathroom and was shocked to see the cereal box gone and the bowl sitting on the couch with cereal in it.
Kelly figured he was surprised to see the change because he wasn’t expecting it.
“I put some in the bowl for you and put the cereal away,” Kelly informed him.
Tristian looked around the room and kept on eating his cereal.
Kelly wondered if Tristian often helped himself to food because Natalie couldn’t be bothered to feed him.
Kelly got on Natalie’s computer that had been left on all night with the Disney Magic Kingdoms game running. Kelly got online and looked at the London forecast. Tristian watched her on her computer. Kelly also looked at other places to do around London and wondered if she and Natalie could go out together with her kids.
Tristian came upstairs to his mom’s bedroom. He laid on her and played with baby Anita while Natalie still laid in bed. Baby Anita was climbing on Natalie and climbing off her. She could already crawl and stand but with support holding onto things. She stood up and fell back down after two seconds and landed on Natalie’s legs. Then she climbed over Tristian.
Then baby Anita was playing with Natalie’s hair and Natalie enjoyed the feeling of her hair being touched.
Soon she got out of bed and went downstairs and did her game first. Then she fed baby Anita some baby cereal for her to suck on. She wailed again when Kelly got near her until Natalie came to her and she stopped crying.
“Natalie, do you want to do something together?” Kelly asked. “I still can’t find my wallet, but I will pay you back, anything you spend on me.”
“Don’t worry about it, I will pay for it all,” said Natalie.
“But Natalie,” Kelly began.
“It’s okay, I don’t mind it, I’m being nice. We have the money. My husband loves working and he gets to spend all his time with his special interest while I get to stay here and not have to work other than earning some extra money for myself from videos I make because of horny guys.”
“What kind of videos?”
Then Kelly realized she shouldn’t have asked it and it wasn’t just videos.
“You know what, never mind, not when the kids are around,” Kelly said before Natalie could answer.
“How can you be fine with your husband being unavailable?” Kelly asked.
“He works to make a living for all of us,” said Natalie.
“But can’t you work?” Kelly asked.
“He says I don’t need to and he will take care of us.”
“Do you suppose he had that burn out from working too hard?”
“No, that was from him being a normie and he couldn’t do it anymore. I hope I won’t burn out.”
“Just because he says he is fine with how things are doesn’t mean he wants it to be this way, maybe he just doesn’t want to put any pressure on you,” Kelly said.
“He’s very honest with me so he wouldn’t play these games and say one thing but mean the other and expect me to do the opposite of what he said,” Natalie said in defense.
Kelly jumped at that comment. That was right, Natalie wasn’t all normie either so of course she would view the social stuff as a game and that was the problem Kelly had with her mother and Natalie and Matthew growing up. She couldn’t say one thing and expect a different thing out of them like she would with her friends and even her father got aspergated by her mother. Aspergated was the term normies used in Asperger partner groups for when normies pick up on the traits from their autistic parents or partners and they started to adopt their characteristics as well. Even normie parents would sometimes get aspergated from their autistic kids as well. Even Brian seemed to get cursed from it too. Even when their parents divorced, their dad was still aspergated from their mother. It was like people had gotten aspergated from autistic people so that was what was going on here and why people were so heartless towards her for her book.
Kelly couldn’t remember why she decided to see her sister Natalie after she had went no contact with her. Natalie had just accepted her back in her life just like that after she had cancelled her. She was also the only one who wasn’t ignoring her despite that she was rejected by her before for three years. So her reaction to seeing her at the door was understandable and why she would be touching her. She had to be sure she wasn’t dreaming.
Natalie was then on her computer again while baby Anita sucked on her baby cereal.
Kelly watched some TV. Tristian was surprised at first the TV had come on and thought it had turned itself on but Natalie had held up the TV remote to show him. In fact it was Kelly that had pressed the power button on the TV set but her sister must have hit the power button at the same time.
Kelly watched some news on BBC and then she channeled surfed and saw they didn’t have cable.
“You don’t have cable do you?” Kelly asked.
“Nope we got rid of it, we have Netflix now and Amazon Prime, Heyu. Saves us tons of money, plus pirated websites too where we watch movies for free and we can rent online too. Who needs cable you know?”
Kelly could also see they had a case of DVDs and VHS tapes. They even had a flat screen TV on the wall with a DVD player on the shelf and a VHS deck. There was even a Wii U system and a Wii system. Lot of their furniture was from IKEA and Natalie had IKEA shelves with baskets with video game accessories in them and games. She even had some old school gaming systems too all put away.
“I had a lot of fun decorating this house with our cousin Christina and she helped me with some of it too,” Natalie said. “It’s a shame she moved out but she had met another guy and moved in with him and her kids slept up in my study where you are sleeping and Christina slept where baby Anita is now and Tristian is sleeping that used to belong to Alex before he passed. Houses here are so small it makes you Americans look spoiled, even the poor but here the poor are given good houses and I actually like their lifestyle here. The culture even if I hate doing the laundry because I got used to it. I like hanging it up outside when the weather is warm. We have a storage shed in the backyard where we put some stuff and holiday decorations and garden stuff. But at least we have more room now after they moved out,” Natalie monologued.
“Hey, you can perhaps move here too and stay with us as long as you want, you are British too and can just live here like I did,” Natalie continued.
“My home is in the US,” said Kelly.
“But no one is talking to you there but I am still speaking to you,” said Natalie. “You know if Mum were still alive, she would still speak to you despite you wrote that book. She would say you are entitled to your feelings you know.”
“Entitled?” Kelly asked. “That still doesn’t sound good.”
“Why not?”
“Do I have to explain?” Kelly asked.
“It doesn’t make sense though,” Natalie pointed out.
“Of course not, you don’t understand feelings or understand what is going on.”
“I know you are mad at our mother and disowned her and wanted her to be something she couldn’t be,” said Natalie. “I was mad at you for a while too but I know our mother would have told me to forget the book and you are entitled to your feelings and that she will always be waiting for you.”
“How do you know, can you read her mind all of a sudden?” Kelly asked.
“No but I get dreams about her.”
“So it’s just a dream, that means nothing.”
“But I believe people visit us in our dreams when they die.”
“I don’t believe it, you just miss her.”
Natalie didn’t argue with her.
Here they were together again for the first time in eight years since Natalie’s wedding and they were still fighting like sisters. Kelly guessed sibling rivalry is something you never outgrow. But at least Natalie wouldn’t play any tricks on her and provoke her like she used to do when they were kids. But they ended up arguing and bickering when Natalie reached her adolescence and they were still doing it.
Natalie still had strange beliefs and one of them was believing that dead people visit you when you are asleep rather than it being a dream. One of her other strange beliefs she had as a child was there was a secret conspiracy against her and everyone made rules but they only applied to her and to no one else and people liked to secretly pick on her and Natalie always blamed everyone on other people whenever she was in trouble or had consequences. She even believed this is how people were treated who were different than normal and people could automatically tell she was different just by looking at her. Then she went onto believing it’s not that they know that she is different, she just acts different so people treat her as such and they can’t tell she has a disability by looking at her. Then she went onto thinking it was because of her name being Natalie and all the Natalies got picked on in the world.
Kelly had noticed that many people with disorders had a victim complex and they all whined about how they were treated so Natalie wasn’t the only one that carried that strange thought. Lot of them did. Kelly even wondered if this was normal thinking in people on the spectrum and those with other invisible disabilities as well. Now all those people had been taking over and corrupting peoples thoughts and taking their side and it was affecting normies now. They were getting aspergated. Those who didn’t get aspergated were painted as bigots and ableist.
There were other strange beliefs people had, some believed they could communicate with the dead, some believed they communicated with god, some believed people have past lives and are born again in a different life time after they die, and people even believed video games caused people to be violent.
Kelly didn’t think she had any strange beliefs unless people wanted to count believing in god. Atheism was also growing too because more and more people were becoming less religious. The US was getting scarier. She wondered if the UK would be any better.