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Blog entries by Aru
Hey all! Hope everyone is doing well today.
I started live streaming a long long time ago, and when I started I almost never talked at all through the mic because this was the first time I had ever socialised properly, all socialising I had done in life up to that point had ended in tears, I...
This is a topic I find myself on and off with, trying to figure out if and how it can be done, first let me quickly explain for those of you who are new to my blogs.
I have severe social phobia to a point I've been classed as disabled and everything - I can't socialise well without support nor...
A more uplifting blog post for once here, I've decided that I think I need to push a little harder in life, and this includes things such as making new friends, pushing myself to talk more instead of being overly shy and never taking that first step, going outside the house a little more (which...
I consider myself a very 'nice guy' - I am one of those very general nice people, however I do find that my autism traits do.. limit this a fair bit here and there, and that's why I wanted to write a post today because I do feel very.. caged? with my personality, I have this whole lovely...
As the title suggests, I've been struggling on where to look to make new friends online, I am super super shy and introverted but I also love socialising at the same time.
I like my own space every so often but I also need to play games with others, it's an odd thing I know, when I was younger...
I know everyone with autism is different and has different traits, I find mine make me a little 'bland' or 'plain' socially, I am not very exciting to talk to, I just speak about very normal things most of the time, if someone asks me how I am I usually just reply with "doing good!" - and this...