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07 Dec 2005, 10:45 am

oops, i forgot to put the "LOL" emoticon on the end of my paragraph!

i wasn't being serious.



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07 Dec 2005, 11:22 am

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If someone is hearing voices from no discernable location, that sounds like schizophenia, not an AS trait. Of course, this is different from "hearing" the thoughts inside your head.

And you're a psychologist as well as a moderator with an undiagnosed case of AS?


nirrti rachelle said that it sounds like schizophrenia. she didn't say that she knew with absolute certainity that all auditory hallucinations are caused by schizophrenia.


But, dear hecate, the overall context suggested that schizophrenia was the most likely cause. Clearly, that's not the case, particularly as many with AS suffer from severe depression.

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lots of people on here (WP) have a personal interest in psychology and discuss their opinions on the subject and there are lots of undiagnosed aspie moderators on here too- so why are you singleing out nirrti rachelle for criticism?

Why indeed? I'm sure you can figure that one out, hecate!

Anyway, if you're feeling a little left out, I'm sure I can give you some attention — if you want. :wink:



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07 Dec 2005, 11:28 am

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Anyway, if you're feeling a little left out, I'm sure I can give you some attention — if you want. :wink:


my place, or yours? :wink: :P :lol:



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07 Dec 2005, 11:36 am

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Anyway, if you're feeling a little left out, I'm sure I can give you some attention — if you want. :wink:


my place, or yours? :wink: :P :lol:


How about half way: http://www.premiertravelinn.com/pti/hotelInformation.do?hotelId=24235

I'll take a shower, have a shave, and be there in a few hours.

(Don't get telling Robert :wink: )



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07 Dec 2005, 11:47 am

£46.95! is that all a night of passion with me is worth?! :cry:



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07 Dec 2005, 12:04 pm

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£46.95! is that all a night of passion with me is worth?! :cry:


OK, how about the Hilton, Coventry. Not quite so seedy!

Or we could make it a romantic weekend by the Tweed. How about the Ednam House? Jolly fine establishment, in my experience. But don't get pushing your luck, young lady!

You know, I've been taking Happeh's advice, hecate. I'm feeling rather... erm... shall we say, lively. :wink:



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07 Dec 2005, 12:30 pm

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You know, I've been taking Happeh's advice, hecate. I'm feeling rather... erm... shall we say, lively. :wink:


as tempting as that sounds, i've just remembered that i've already got plans for tonight: putting my wet fingers in an electricity socket. nevermind! :wink:



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07 Dec 2005, 12:44 pm

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You know, I've been taking Happeh's advice, hecate. I'm feeling rather... erm... shall we say, lively. :wink:


as tempting as that sounds...

Yes, I know you must be finding it difficult to contain yourself, hecate; you really should keep your fingers clear of those sockets when they're wet. :wink:

Would you believe, I've not been so disappointed since finding out that the PM telling me that vetivert had a romantic interest in me was just in jest?



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07 Dec 2005, 1:35 pm

i'm disappointed too..... if it hadn't been for my prior appointment with the national grid i would've tied myself to the bed and put the sedatives in my drink. :wink:



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07 Dec 2005, 1:52 pm

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i'm disappointed too..... if it hadn't been for my prior appointment with the national grid i would've tied myself to the bed and put the sedatives in my drink. :wink:

I'm very broadminded, hecate. Hemp rope, or chains?

I don't know much about sedatives, you didn't strike me as the kind of lady to suffer palpitations at the sight of a man in a state of undress.



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07 Dec 2005, 4:11 pm

Ascan, what exactly do you propose to do with my girlfriend? :wink: :lol:

Absolutely outrageous.............outrageous.... 8O

Hecate, you naughty girl, stop egging him on.............you know he's desparate!! !! :lol:



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07 Dec 2005, 4:11 pm

A modest life leads to modest problems. Lack of sleep, hunger, alcohol or drug abuse - all lead to disconnection from reality and inability to handle life (it shoots by you and is very fuzzy etc).

In this connection cannabis in the young leads to psychosis and schizophrenia because of its effects on the growing brain but conversely it's very good for the body in those having deteriorating control (MS) or sensory function (sight problems apparently). This should be an interesting area of medical study but will it be? Has anybody else made the connection? But I digress. Sayonara!



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07 Dec 2005, 4:16 pm

ascan wrote:
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You know, I've been taking Happeh's advice, hecate. I'm feeling rather... erm... shall we say, lively. :wink:


as tempting as that sounds...

Yes, I know you must be finding it difficult to contain yourself, hecate; you really should keep your fingers clear of those sockets when they're wet. :wink:

Would you believe, I've not been so disappointed since finding out that the PM telling me that vetivert had a romantic interest in me was just in jest?


That was in jest? Oh Veritivert my love!



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07 Dec 2005, 4:31 pm

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Ascan, what exactly do you propose to do with my girlfriend? :wink: :lol:

Maybe you should ask her what she has in mind, old chap? Perhaps she wants us all sat round the fire discussing politics — you know, ménage à trois style.

I may be broadminded, but I have my limits.



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07 Dec 2005, 4:36 pm

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A modest life leads to modest problems. Lack of sleep, hunger, alcohol or drug abuse - all lead to disconnection from reality and inability to handle life (it shoots by you and is very fuzzy etc).

You speak from experience, I take it?



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07 Dec 2005, 5:04 pm

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I only have one voice besides my own inside my head, he hasn't popped up in a while. Basically, I was so deep in depression and resentment of everything, my darker urges manifested themsleves into an alternate personality inside my head. Simply put, the darker side of my personality had a voice of it's own. It left with my depression, I was really really depressed.

How... dark was this alternate persona? what were its desires, its motivations? what did it accomplish through your physical instrumentality?