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The Story of LegionBetty, my life's experiences have told me that many of the stories in the Bible are not literal, they are metaphorical and allegorical. I think...- Coxhere
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Fair-weather FriendsI'm glad that you see through all that now and I hope that you will be able to find true friends who really care.- FayetheADHDsquirrel
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Fair-weather FriendsWhen I was a kid I never had real friends... I had people who used me... I just wanted friends, I wanted the cool girls and guys to like me... I...- Betty Spaghetti
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The Story of LegionMental! I never heard the story of Legion of the bible but reading your post here reminded me of a TV show of few years ago... I suppose the...
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Scenario 1: Protect your older dog who is in chronic pain from that bratty young puppy.
http://www.suzanneclothier.com/the-articles/stop-poking-grandma-whats-fair-between-older-dogs-puppies
So it is probably no surprise to most members here that I reach out to people a lot.
I message people, write things in profile pages, extend well wishes or birthday wishes and click the like buttons a lot.
Over the years I have read many statements by fellow aspies expressing suspicion when...
Written by Jeff Cohen and EJ Copperman as the second book of the Asperger's Mysteries.
Trust me, don't judge it until you've read the review.
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By Cesar Millan
In the U.S., we’re approaching a presidential election year, and as the process of selecting the nominees began, there were 23...
Someone wrote on Quora: Breaking Bad (TV series) Why does Walter White have so much loyalty to Jesse Pinkman?
The following was my response.
Initially, he didn't. There are a couple of reasons that changed.
1. He and Jesse went through a lot together. When you evade death multiple times with...
My video gaming adventures began back in 2008 when I got a Nintendo GameCube for Christmas. I had been a big fan of Animal Crossing on the DS and I wanted to see what the GameCube Animal Crossing was like, I knew the Nintendo Wii was backwards compatible but I was stubborn and I wanted the...
We just got a letter thing about benefits and what my son is entitled to. On it is a rather generic "Autism Disorder" diagnostic code, so it seems the testing we had done (for which the follow-up isn't until Thursday) ended up with a positive determination.
This doesn't come as a surprise...
Nothing about having this curse is great, I wouldnt even have my own children just so they cant contract and suffer from this. Its cool that there are others that accept it and think positively of it. I dont know maybe mine my symptoms arnt tolarable as others would have. When you cant get your...
Hi i Facilitate a adult group for Adhd / Aspergers to help them understand there disability and cope in this Social world we live.also with the group your partners and mum and dad's ,Auntys ,Uncle's and nan's to so they can see an insight of our disability.And the rest of your family can get...
When I was a young person, I doubt if anyone would have called my sensory issues "clinical". I was notably sensitive, and certain sounds like food processors and lawnmowers have always bothered me, but as an adult I am driven mad by thousands of sounds I don't think existed with any degree of...
This is the first story of my series examining different incidents of dog attacks
Unfortunately, I can't remember where I read this story, so I can't cite anything. But I remember what I read, and my memory is good on this.
It was about a family that adopted a dog, a pitbull, from a shelter...
I never did a blog before. It seems like a public diary?
I'm putting this here for random musings in a hopefully obscure place.
I'm waiting for something to change, the season foremost. I detest the heat and yet live in a place with no snow. I have always felt like a winter creature, best...
If the prefix "in-" means the opposite of something, than how come "flammable" and "inflammable" mean the same thing?
Okay, people of the Internet,
Don't call people you dislike, politicians, public figures, whatever, "sociopaths"/"psychopaths". Those terms refer to actual medical conditions (yes, i realize the DSM might now be using different terms) and shouldn't just be thrown around as insults.
Granted, you...
Hmmm...I wonder how many of the neuroses experienced by those tiny neurotic crazy yapping little dogs, really had their beginning in the inhospitable environment of a puppy mill...
There is a problem in the presentation of dog-caused deaths.
What is the problem?
There is simply not enough detail given in the stories as they are presented to the public.. Not enough detail. This is a problem, because so much could potentially be learned from such occurrences.
The good news...
Launching a communal site to foster both a deeper understanding of what it is to be an aspie, what it means to other people to be an aspie, and how to move through the world as an aspie, requires intense energy. If it fails, some of the worst damage happens because the engine doesn't shut off...
Just reminding myself not to catastrophize. I find myself so intensely invested in what I do that when an initiative collapses, sometimes all I do is wander around the wreck, picking up blocks, and remembering that I knew where this stone came from, where it belonged, and how strange it is that...
WARNING: May be offensive to some so if you offend easily, DO NOT READ.
A little bit about me: I'm a 26 year old, well groomed, nice guy who works seasonal jobs and even though I'm not a drop dead gorgeous guy, I'm not exactly ugly either (even been told I'm good-looking)and I work out...
I don't mean to be emo or anything negative, I'm just calling it as I see it, but I noticed that the people who screw over others get away with it and are often times praised for their actions. For example, I was bullied constantly in high school and my only hope for making out of there alive...