The police knows the most of me, and what they know aren't good things. I don't know if they suspect me of ASPD, but let's say that some of them respect me because they believe I'm smart and can influence many people. One cop is sure that I will succeed and earn much money in my life.
When I asked him why, he told me he didn't know. He told me I just have something what other people don't have. He couldn't exactly pinpoint it.
This may sounds like a benefit, but it isn't. It seems like all cops think I'm influencing other teenagers into doing bad things. They see me as "the bad influence" and my friends should leave me. The cops are telling this for years now, and I'm wondering if this is true?
Or am I just blamed for no reason?
I can't remember that I manipulated my friends into doing something illegal. Not one single moment. But fact is that all my friends turn into criminals when they hang around with me. The weird thing is that I'm also less criminal when I don't hang out with anyone, so I guess we're influencing each other.
But that doesn't hold people back from blaming me. Some police officers are even agressive and hostile towards me, just because they think I'm purposefully turning people into criminals.
How can I ever have friends if I always get blamed by police officers? This world is just crazy. Why should I blame myself? That's all they want. They want me to blame myself, but I don't see myself as someone who can easily influence people. I'm not even busy with that - I don't care.
I have some friends who will never turn into criminals, even while they hang around with me for years. Therefore I don't blame myself. It's not my "charm and deceit" that makes people do things.
This stupid scapegoating behavior is also common in parents. For example, when they don't trust the boyfriend of their daughter and start blaming everything on them. It's just ridicilous.
And that same stupid story goes on for people with (suspected) ASPD. They get blamed for everything. It's pathetic people.
