Happiness (When were you happy)

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Define this emotion and tell me about one happy moment about your life.

I became very happy when I realized that I had friends who wouldn't turn away from me, people who thought I was interesting enough to get to know better. At first I was at a special needs school for 4 years and I had plenty of friends there and they still remember me. Then I moved to a mainstream school and even though I was most likely the only person with AS there I got a good few friends now. At my first year of secondary school I got some more friends and it proved that my social skills after all the practice is just about at par with NTs.

Congratulations on your success.

Happiness is the time that my third grade class was dancing around in a circle on one of the last days of school--every face was glowing, every face was accepting, everyone was, truly and utterly, together. Happiness is when I perform a poem on stage and I hear the applause of the audience. Happiness is knowing that I've done the things that I thought I could never do--making that phone call, making that drive across town, getting into Advanced Choir, making above a 90 on a very challenging math course, ect.

I was really happy in the summer of 2005 when I was 8. I had nothing to stress over at that time; I had friends who tolerated me and got along with me; I was content with the things I had; I didn't understand world issues and therefore felt no need to worry about them; and best of all, I was oblivious to my differences and awkwardness.

7th grade when I was 11.

Had plenty of people to hang around, who appreciated me.
Hung out every Saturday at Borders to read.


Oblivious to my differences. Happiest time of my life.