DevilMayAsian
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My 20’s were hands down the worst decade of my life. Even though it did get better once they ended.
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Do your postings have to be so big and full of pictures just to say "hello"?
You do realize that I am a site administrator here, correct?Do your postings have to be so big and full of pictures just to say "hello"?
So what?You do realize that I am a site administrator here, correct?
The welcome banner is okay, @tree also uses one.To answer your question, yes, the greeting is an image I created just to look official.
The links are there for the new member so they don't have to look for them.
The Harley-Davidson image is my signature on all of my posts.
It seems like there is a steep and painful learning curve to getting along in the world with autism. The good news is that everything you learn makes your life a little easier later.My 20’s were hands down the worst decade of my life. Even though it did get better once they ended.
My 20’s were hands down the worst decade of my life. Even though it did get better once they ended.
Not entirely on topic, but where did you get that screenshot? This test/quiz/whatever looks interesting.Hello and welcome.
I was diagnosed at 54, and blundered my way though life, school was a nightmare.
Work was also difficult.
I think it was this one, but not sure Aspie QuizNot entirely on topic, but where did you get that screenshot? This test/quiz/whatever looks interesting.
I'm in a somewhat similar position to you. My twenties were all about...struggle and learning. I'll say with confidence that the past two years particularly have been the happiest for me.My 20’s were hands down the worst decade of my life. Even though it did get better once they ended.