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For me it feels like watching TV. Just watching, there but not a part of it and completely detached.
In what way fulfilled? I don't know what this question means, too vague.Are you fulfilled? Do you know if you are fulfilled?
In what way fulfilled? I don't know what this question means, too vague.
If someone doesn't know any different, then they are fulfilled. When they start reaching for some glamorized unknown that they believe will solve all their problems, then they are no longer fulfilled.
I believe it's my goal to learn about myself and love my differences rather than thinking the grass is greener on the other side. Most of the time it's not.
I still don't understand what you mean - I don't understand the metaphor.You don't feel like an ant on a griddle? How can an ant on a griddle ever feel fulfilled?
I think he means, that the 'accepting Aspie', the one who embraces their differences is like an ant trapped on a burning griddle, dancing forever trying to escape inevitable death... or something.I still don't understand what you mean - I don't understand the metaphor.
For me it feels like watching TV. Just watching, there but not a part of it and completely detached.
The asperger's. Doesn't it feel like every waking moment you are in detention?
You don't feel like an ant on a griddle? How can an ant on a griddle ever feel fulfilled?