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It seems to me that Asperger's and depression just go hand-in-hand, like peanut butter and jelly, or perhaps more like rusty tacks in your shoes and pain. But you never hear about depression getting better; at least not in Aspies.
I wonder why that is? I have a hypothesis, somewhat broadened...
My family was one in which the women were strong and independent figures. My mother's mother was a psychiatrist in the days when that was highly unusual. My mother was also a psychiatrist. One sister is a psychiatrist and the other is a Physician's Assistant. So I've had a lot of role models of...
Don't worry, this is a short one.
I saw a unicorn today. No really, I mean it, an actual factual unicorn. I'm not even speaking metaphorically; I'm talking about a unicorn, four legs and hooves and a tail and everything.
Only thing it was missing was a horn. Don't know why. But who cares? I...
I wrote my main character as how i would be if i didnt suppress my entire personality. Mind you this character is based on a dream(it was very vivid and thrilling). I often dream of myself as a male in my dreams. I am also nonbinary/demi. so its not unusual that i would base the main character...
Very often the idea for a generator comes from
seeing one that I thought could be better or more
interesting if it were done differently.
It's not so much a wish to copy what I've seen as it
is to make the idea one that I like, instead of what I saw.
Sometimes the result is very different from...
Generator Land: recombinant sayings
Title: recombinant sayings
Descriptor: huh?
Button: for a new saying, click here
Background: Big Top....because it looks like sunrays,
making an announcement about a new thing.
Sample of results:
The squeaky wheel is better than none.
A friend in need...
I’m separated and so are you.
I want to move forward, start anew.
You want your wife to continue fighting.
But she just can’t.
She doesn’t have any strength left.
You see me and you see your wife.
You see my ex and you see yourself.
You want me to go back to him,
because that’s what you...
"It's very difficult that kids that age know what they want to be when they grow up" said my dad, sixty-seven, when I was telling him that my daughter, thirteen, already knew what she wanted to do when she grows up.
Today, in the locker of the pool where I go swimming, I heard two women...
Ive been thinking, not constructively obviously, but what if i'm not autistic and just some loser who cant function in public places and cant connect with people
Don't get me wrong, high self-esteem is important. It is absolutely integral to your sense of well-being. But what you need is a sense a real sense of high self-esteem. A secure sense of high self-esteem.
"But Gritches, how does one achieve such a thing?" What a handsome question. First...
I've really never talked about this? Oh well, better late than never:
I see it every day, people are caught up in this trap of worrying about "self-esteem". Let me explain the borderline pseudo-psychological bullcrap that is the modern understanding of self-esteem, and when I'm done I'll...
It’s been a while since my last update. I’ve been working really hard (surprise!). Too hard, really. Because of the flu season, a few of my coworkers were sick. Since we’re understaffed already, I ended up covering for two coworkers. Which means thrice the normal amount of patients (and...
Somewhat housebound and tongue tied currently I emailed a local Autism support charity(?)
Set up by locals for support in the area and in receipt of lottery funding
BUT
primarily for the support of families with children on the spectrum.
I am feeling a little lost on the”How to ...” side of...
Being somewhat new to the ASD world of realisation, and still waiting on an assessment-as if that will give me permission to be ‘me’
Officially.
I didn’t realise how little seems to be available for those in my situation.
I can cope, until I can’t.
Where is that little book of survival...
Hello fellow aspies! My name is Mike and I have been officially diagnosed as Asp. for four years now but my family tells me I had symptoms as early as my childhood and teen years. Two years ago I was dumped by a woman named Elizabeth. There was a 20 year age difference between us but I don't...
Well, I'm waiting for my Xbox One to download a 722 MB update over a satellite connection, so I have a few hours to kill, might as well write about what I've been thinking about lately.
Traumatic memories trigger negative emotions because they're encoded in a fragmented manner. Memories have...