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word games

  1. Stuttermabolur

    Misspeling game

    Is there a word you just can't seem to get right? Do you have a strong need to get your grammar grump out? No worries, you can use the misspelling game as an outlet for all your frustrations. The rules are simple. In each message, you need to deliberately misspell a word. Try to make the...
  2. The Gentle and Brave Writer

    Wordlover

    A few months ago I was in a low moment of my life, confused, and without energy. Fortunately, reading books doesn’t require much effort on my part, so I started reading a cascade of books on relationships. There was one that made an emphasis in having fun: make it a goal, have more fun in your...
    • Sabrina
    • Blog entry
    • 2 min read
    • asd female asperger female asperger syndrome aspie aspiescentral fun improvement self acceptance self expression word games
    • Category: General
  3. Diagnosed2015

    Words, and Misreading or Misunderstand

    I'm not sure whether this is an "Aspie" thing, an ADHD thing, or a bit of both, but it's happening more and more frequently. I'm a writer, and have a "better than average" vocabulary, and I'm obsessed with word games. I understand the obsession to the words is part of an Aspie thing, which...
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