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hi! im alsow new, my name ist charlotte, im 26. i know im an aspie since some years but im not diagnosted through a doctor. maby i will. maby its easyer to out it, sometimes i think i need to, but i can not.

im drawing when i can

i love to joine you guys! and this is my favorite emoticon hehe

lottepotte

To WrongPlanet!! !

Welcome to Wrong Planet, you will feel at home here!! !! !! !! !

Hello, and welcome to the Wrong Planet community, charlotte.

välkommen Potte känn dig hemma.

Welcome.

This is my favorite emoticon.

Hi, potte. I love drawing, too.

hei, samme her, udiagnostisert (og udugelig ) like gammel mer eller mindre også. har drona rundt på sosialen lenge, jobbet andre dagen på vitenskapsmuseet i trheim idag, via aetat, så, bare "på liksom" på kult nok allikevell.

er flere skandinaver her inne også, men pass deg for svenskene! (de prøver å svenske folk)

ZEGH8578 I was just going to tell you about Potte. I forgot, I got distracted and made a new avatar, neat hu.

it is very pretty. enlightened kitty. are you a scandinavian too? being scandinavian is an automatic bonus in life. its like being a fireman or a jetfighter pilot. just "hello, i am scandinavian!" "ooooooh!"

Jupp born and raised in Sweden all my life, I'm Polish/German/Belorussian by decent but I do have the Scandinavian mentality though...

thats cool, im a mixbreed bastard (in the technical sense) as well, norwegian, spanish, peruvian. my peruvian relatives (that would be on my dads grandpa-side), whoever they are, live in the slums of lima, im NEVER going there, cus i want to live
ive seen you-tube vids of the very neighborhood they live in, w gangsta rap in the background, and wallpaintings of "dead heroes" :I

scandinavian mentalities are kinda fun. i love how the automatic response a scandinavian gives you, if you randomly talk to them (like, stop them to ask for the time) is a strange and surprised fear. theyre so sensitive :]

hi! thanks for all nice welcomes!
i actually hate to be in norway! dont take it personal and dont be affended pliiiis!! !! im only talking about my private experiences! you guys i dont know, yet..

but lallala, im visiting bergen now and the sun is shining!! ! oiiii

Whoa, that does sound scary, I would like to be there and see it just because but you can't have one without the other so If I would go I would have to encounter the dangers as well.

Yah, it's kinda nice being mixed in a way since you have a sense of other cultures even if you don't want any part of them, you can understand people better knowing where they come from and what customs they are used to. But still I agree Scandinavians are sensitive and delicate people they make you feel welcome and treat you with kindness. They have a very similar likeness to aspie mentality hand in hand with the Japs. I'm happy I grew up in Swe (/a part of scandinavia).

Only disturbin thing was I get sick tremors from cold so if I failed to dress up I would bend like a pretzel.

I was in Gol skiing ones, I had never snowboarded before but I learned fast and 3 hours later my cousine takes me to the black slopes (a.k.a Dark abyss of ice and frost) I started out nicely but after I gained soem confidence and started going faster I got hooked on some kind of freak ice bump and flew about 15 meters forward shattering my shoulder, the next following days I was snowboarding on antibiotika and painkillers with one arm inside my jacket and blurred vision. I guess stupid animals never learn, but It was to damn fun to give up and sit in + I have a very high tolerance towards pain so I didn't mind, the pleasure is greater than the pain.

Haha, we totally kidnapped your welcome thread... *giggle* *giggle*

GASP!
you dislike being in norway? hm... i bet going to places, where the weather is better and everything (ever) costs less money, can do that to you

i prefer being broke and cold thank you!
*suffers with national pride!*

btw, sun in bergen? hm... must be stavanger, have you double-checked? in bergen they use "day-moon" whenever they talk about the sun, such a rare incident is it.

soulcakeduck: i guess the best thing about being mixed, is that your more "automatically" open to different cultures. most people i know, even close friends, are mildly xenophobic. its just what theyre used to. im always the diplomat.
"look, if she says WANTS to wear a burqa, and means it, then telling her to take it off, would be like telling a european woman to take her shirt and bra off, simply because shes allowed to. cultures are different."