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Contrary to the opinion of me Dad, I'm a decent singer, but he won't go to Karaoke events or let me audition for stuff like BGT or X Factor, so I can't "show off" my talent.
I often hear or read that people on the spectrum are visual learners and find it hard to learn languages, but I've always been good at this.
Yes, I doDo you speak the language where you live now?
Are you allowed to use youtube?
I've been told by family members and others I have a certain talent. And I've tried, to no avail, to share it with the world. It seems that people don't give a damn. When I ponder upon the frustration that people's apathy causes, I am reminded why I am a recluse.
What talent?
I tend to be very visually spatially uncoordinated and moderately clumsy. By all rights I should not be able to ski, but I can do it very well and gracefully. Who would've ever thought I could do it well?I have discovered a talent with finances and would love to get a job as a financial adviser, but for one thing. My maths is so bad, that it is a bit of shock to some.
Is there anything you are good at, but by all odds it you should not be good?