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Acclimation

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My dad was a Lt. Col. Air force pilot based in Antarctica for 6mths. He told me he 'acclimated' his body to temperature slowly till wearing mostly windbreaker materials. Everything being relative, I'm gonna apply this concept to my newly found aspie path. I believe acclimation has been my key to survival so far. The graph from aspie quiz made things clearer for me. All the trash in my head that I've been hanging on to (till I had Intel to deal)... I can now throw away! I'm feeling lighter. My head seems to be wired for imagination only. I can't express my ideas by voice nor pen. Guess I'll keep my head low and make stuff till I figure things out. [emoji214]
 
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