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Asperger's & Autism Forum

AprilR
AprilR
I feel like a blank slate. I have nothing to say nothing to give
Gerald Wilgus
Gerald Wilgus
Even if you have nothing to say, you are not worthless. I sometimes remained mute when people were talking about others, whether celebrities or common acquaintances. I was just never interested in such talk.
MildredHubble
MildredHubble
Don't loose heart! Meeting new people can be overwhelming. You will find your niche I'm sure! I tend to fall silent when meeting new people. Then there are times where it feels like I talked too much. I'm sure the more you see them you will find your stride!
elgat0verde
elgat0verde
You're not worthless, at least you have some friends. The ones that matter will understand and the ones that don't will leave.

Stick with the ones who stay even if you don't talk much.
DaisyRose
DaisyRose
There is always a next time to try. Don’t give up because it sometimes takes a little extra time to warm up to people. You’re not worthless. It makes you human like everyone else. I do and everyone does it too.
Trophonius
Trophonius
Been there. I always felt really awkward being there and saying nothing, so I kind of stopped this social ocassions. Maybe getting together with friend only if there is a purpose besides socializing can help you, it worked for me...
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