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RobertN
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19 Oct 2005, 3:44 pm

Ante, I'm with you on privatisation being the root of the "underclass's" problem. The Thatcher Revolution of the 80's did more to destroy society than anything else.

If the NHS was more equipt when I was a child, I would have been diagnosed sooner, and got the help I needed. As it was, it was a Tory government, and research into Autism in the 80's was nill. It wasn't until 2003 (well into a Labour administration) that my condition was picked up.

However, do try to be positive. Get involved with your local branch of a political party of your choice, and start to 'return fire' on the Tories in whatever way you can. If your psychiatrist is any good, he will be suggesting you do this as well, that is if the political situation is the root of your depression.



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19 Oct 2005, 4:07 pm

Ante wrote:
duncvis, I'm 18, going on 19 this December. I think I've finished filling out because I've almost got a full beard growth now and I'm bigger than I used to be.



Hey, why not channel all your frustration into weight-lifting? I started when I was 18, and so now instead of being a weak loser I'm a big strong loser.



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19 Oct 2005, 7:54 pm

If you want to avoid average to big men altogether youll need to be a total recluse. Id imagine your doctor would beg to differ over whether you could get over this phobia but if your convinced you cant then youll need to apply for a carer and avoid going outdoors.



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20 Oct 2005, 8:11 am

You could always take up Aikido or something similar where being big actually works against you.