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What about gullible people of high intelligence April? Lots of aspies fall into that. Don't understand people but aren't stupid - ie know about other things.
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My mother belongs in the 70s sometimes about how prudish she is.
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I don't feel comfortable in mixed sex, mixed age changing rooms. They had cubicles but there were little boys shouting across them while I was naked. We couldn't see each other but it felt awkward.
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And then like I said I'm cursed so the whole trip was a waste of time. In trans masc nb people it is a curse.
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That boy who hated my art probably just hasn't developed the same taste as me yet
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He couldn't actually draw anyway. Actual drawing requires a lot of skill in terms of getting the colour consistently right, not leaving gaps etc.
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I'm fed up of this insult everyone game. Nobody likes it when I do it. I do it best. I'm the most brutal which is the rule. It upsets everyone even though that's what's asked for. I'm gonna make one comment tomorrow then reply to other people and that's it. I'm being aspie about it probably...
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It's boiling again. Does anyone from a place where it is consistently hot and where they don't have air con have any tips? Or just anyone in general?
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Tonight's the next stupid qualifier, I agree with the Ajax player who said Celtic and Ajax shouldn't have to do these
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So:
1 dinner
2 match. Draw outline, studying anatomy book.
3 TV
4 read til end of chapter
5 if before 11:30, work on crossword until 11:30

^It's understandable for gullible, naive people like aspies to fall victim to it too but most people i see that believe in this stuff are not aspies. And most of them are people who can actually solve their problems if they work hard. Not doing anything to change things and just getting involved in this stuff seems so lazy.

When I was ill my doctor (NHS doctor which counts for a lot in my book, I wasn't paying some random unaccredited doctor, he was a state doctor) recommended me The Secret…

It's not just nonsense it's also really unhealthy esp for someone who's feeling bad about their life. It basically says 'if your life is good you deserve it by wishing it that way and if your life is bad you're not wishing hard enough'.

Exactly. This kind of thought doesn't take into account that sometimes bad things happen to good people no matter how positive they are and s**t. It basically assume people are omniscient and can change anything they wish for. And places the blame on people if bad things happen to them bc obviously they didn't wish hard enough!

Mister Weasel is a sociopath??? OMG!! ! Oh Noes!! !

I wonder if survey monkey is anonymous. I don't want this woman to be gossiping to her bf about my answers.

deadliest animal

Aren't humans deadliest animal?
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It's kind of depressing when people argue about which weapons are best
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Yeah this one liner approach seems to be working
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Not cursed after all which makes me wonder why I was so ill yesterday
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I need to drink more water and eat more ice cream
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Supermarket is selling frozen fruit - I wonder what that tastes like
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It's really late. I can hardly think in this heat.
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1 Read chapter of book
2 If before 11:30 get on with drawing

Believe me, you do not want to know.

NTs like one liners probably like they like back and forth conversation
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I'm really not sure what some people define as autistic traits anymore
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I think the heat made me ill
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Hierarchical thinking is considered NT but it's how I naturally think and I need politics to snap me out of it
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I'm a dragon though born in 88
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Those upvotes on drawings make no sense at all in terms of rules. So I'm gonna ignore them. My first and most near the knuckle picture got the most upvotes out of all my portraits?
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My cat is stupid and she refused to get out of a boiling cabin, I hope she's ok
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So focus mainly on drawing what I want to draw then
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I notice there is a strong correlation in: bad taste in politics/bad taste in football/bullying. With English and American people the bad taste in politics/bullying thing still stays just they don't support Rangers/Hearts/Killie/Motherwell.
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Seriously, I get being a very honest aspie and saying things by mistake (I do that) but I do not understand why people deliberately spend their days trying to be mean and trying to upset people
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Sometimes I leave things a mystery cos I have no idea how to word something nicely. More people need to do that. I have certain questions in my head I don't mean nasty but would sound nasty. I don't ask them.
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Tonight is boiling and I can't think
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Tonight:
1 get dressed
2 go shopping
3 dinner
4 if before 22:00 bath
5 finish sketch
6 if before 23:30 read chapter

Gosh, I wish I had your knowledge of the ins and outs of Scottish Football politics. I think I can see where you're coming from on the Rangers and Hearts references though, but not much else.

I saw Hibs play in England in 1971, and Hearts in '74. Also East Fife in 1970, Airdrie in '71.

I'm trying to decide whether to feel sad, stressed, angry or worried.
I suppose people have some say as to their emotion? That's a new concept for me.

dreading tomorrow's eye appointment even though i know i should be grateful.

are you going to get poked in the eye? that is part of my definition of hell.

yup. but it beats being blind. the trouble is that it utterly exhausts me, the whole process of driving on busy freeways bumper to bumper, finding a parking space in a perpetually crowded facility, waiting in the waiting room and dreading, having the drops put in my eye [stings and makes my vision blurry, and when they do both eyes i am not that far from functionally blind], having bright lights shone into my eyes [OUCH! ], then the shot which feels [despite topical anaesthetic ] feels like a two by four shoved into the lower part of it], at that point i am out of spoons, running on fumes [it rhymes! ] and having to sit in a hot car in the parking lot [tomorrow's gonna be close to 90 again] waiting for my vision to clear up sufficient to drive home. driving over an hour at freeway speeds, with blurry vision, is tough.
sore eyes for the rest of the day. usually fall into bed [in a dark cool room] by the time i get home.

HUGGGGGGGGSS

My mother does these needles as well. I always drive her, drop her at the appointment and pick her up so she doesn't have to drive home. I wish you could have someone drive you home! It does take quite a while for a person's vision to return! I'm sending you lots of spoons and best wishes, and a dark, cool room to rest in! Poor Blabbs!