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Glowz44
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19 Dec 2013, 6:52 pm

It has occurred to me, after suffering a Panic Attack last month. That you shouldn't be focused on not what could be wrong with you or if you don't have a girlfriend or anything else like that. I realised and if anyone else, feels the way i feel, that i am an Aspie, living the life of an NT. Getting on the Beers with the boys, Playing Sport, Going on trips, Going to Festivals, Just living life. So my main point is GO OUT AND HAVE SOME F**ING FUN!! !. If you Aspie Males, are worried too much about finding a Princess, stop focusing on it. You're more likely to find someone or something in life when you realise that you're life couldn't get any better. :)



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19 Dec 2013, 7:15 pm

Patronizing post is patronizing.

The problem with that is not having anyone to have fun with. Who are these people I am meant to be going for a beer with? I'm not going to a bar by myself. I'll be bored out of my head.

Festivals are too busy and filled with rude, drunk, high loutish people. Why would that be fun, especially if I'm on my own?

Play sport with whom exactly? I suppose I could go to the gym by myself. Ok, so it's not all bad, I will book a gym induction.

Still foreveralone though, but I'm gonna be buff.


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19 Dec 2013, 8:09 pm

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Getting on the Beers with the boys, Playing Sport, Going on trips, Going to Festivals, Just living life.


If you are capable of doing these things, you do not have a disability. Good for you. Now stop telling paraplegics to get up and walk, because that is bullying.



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19 Dec 2013, 8:15 pm

It does amaze me that people can go to festivals or cruises by themselves. I've been to restaurants by myself and to the movies by myself. I've even been to concerts by myself. Can't really say I enjoyed them, though. It's been a while since I've been to the cinemas by myself. I'm really overdue.



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19 Dec 2013, 8:16 pm

that does not "sound" like fun to me.


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19 Dec 2013, 8:47 pm

That go go go go sounds a like it would be very exhausting. I like things that are soothing and calming like disc golf where you might be with one or two people that you trust and it's quiet and beautiful and you are walking in the woods without a lot of extra talk. Or skiing or riding a bike on the rail trail where there is not ton of extra activity and noise and hussle and bussle. I guess we each have different ideas of what fun is. I am all for having fun and as much of it as we can but my idea of fun might be very different from someone else's. Like beers with the girls is definitely not my idea of fun at all.


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19 Dec 2013, 8:57 pm

Beers are good, trips are good depending on the kind :twisted: and I am very picky about festivals I'd go if it was like a Metal music festival or with lots of beer and by beer I mean beer not coors or bud light or just a beer festival could be fun. Playing sports is something I'd rather not do....I'd rather go to a concert any day.

My main barrier to going out and having fun at the moment is lack of money.


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19 Dec 2013, 11:04 pm

If it were that f*****g simple, why wouldn't we all be "just having fun"? And why do you assume that everyone lives the same making life that you do?

Honestly, every time I visit this site, I leave feeling totally pissed off. :evil:



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19 Dec 2013, 11:07 pm

Willard wrote:
Glowz44 wrote:
Getting on the Beers with the boys, Playing Sport, Going on trips, Going to Festivals, Just living life.


If you are capable of doing these things, you do not have a disability. Good for you. Now stop telling paraplegics to get up and walk, because that is bullying.


In addition to this, maybe people mightn't find those things to be fun? Not everyone is a wildly extroverted party animal.

To bookworms, the library IS fun.


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19 Dec 2013, 11:10 pm

I think that sitting by the lake and staring at if for hours or looking at a painting alone in an art gallery is fun.


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19 Dec 2013, 11:12 pm

I can do that stuff only if I'm drunk. My liver says your argument is invalid.



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19 Dec 2013, 11:21 pm

I like to go out once in a while, but if I were to do it every day, I wouldn't be able to handle it, and my wallet certainly wouldn't be able to either. Partying is expensive, especially for someone like myself who needs to get liquored up to lower his social inhibitions to a level that allows for "normal" social interactions.



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20 Dec 2013, 12:27 am

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20 Dec 2013, 12:49 am

THat is hilarious :lol: :lmao:



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20 Dec 2013, 1:17 am

daydreamer84 wrote:
THat is hilarious :lol: :lmao:

Thanks to beneficii on another thread...