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Recent content by Dxniel

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    Getting out into nature (walking and mountian biking)

    Hi Gerald i appreciate the welcome. That awesome you were lucky enough to meet someone who is interested in the ssame things you are and you are both hapy. Sounds like you live a very active life and being able to have outdoor opportuites like kayaking and exploring nature parks is such a...
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    Getting out into nature (walking and mountian biking)

    Thank you and congratulations on your own recovery journey. For me the first year was the hardest (im coming up to 8 years clean/sober now) i spent the first 2.5 years hiding away from the world and if im honest i was hiding from anything that would cause me emotional distress and potentially...
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    Getting out into nature (walking and mountian biking)

    Being diagnosed later in life (at 29) and losing the first 25 years of my life to addiction im just feeling like i have started to actually have a life. I love being outdoors and regulary go on long walks (usually around 20 miles) along the coast or my favourite thing is looking at something in...
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    Don't Be Shy To Introduce Yourself

    Thank you i appreciate the welcome
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    Don't Be Shy To Introduce Yourself

    Thank you!
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    Don't Be Shy To Introduce Yourself

    Hi There, My name is Dan and I am 32 years old from Newcastle, UK. (That is my hand in my PFP - tattoo recently covered up as the autism idea i had didnt come out well unfortunately) I was diagnosed with autism in 2020. I always knew I was different from everyone else around me and saw the...
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